Objective:To clarify the oncological benefit of zoledronic acid for hormone-naive metastatic prostate cancer,patient outcome of androgen deprivation therapy with zoledronic acid(ADT+Z)and androgen deprivation therapy ...Objective:To clarify the oncological benefit of zoledronic acid for hormone-naive metastatic prostate cancer,patient outcome of androgen deprivation therapy with zoledronic acid(ADT+Z)and androgen deprivation therapy alone(ADT)was compared.Methods:Fifty-two patients with pathologically confirmed metastatic prostate cancer were prospectively enrolled and treated with combined androgen blockade(goserelin and bicalutamide)with zoledronic acid(4 mg every 4 weeks for 24 months).A propensity score-match with logistic regression analysis was applied to select 50 pair-matched cohorts(both from ADT+Z and from historical control cohorts who had undergone ADT alone),and patient outcomes were compared.Results:Patients with ADT+Z had significantly longer time to progression(TTP)than those with ADT(median TTP;24.2 vs.14.0 months,p=0.0092),while no significant difference of overall survival between two groups(p=0.1502).Multivariate analysis for biochemical recurrence revealed treatment with ADT was the sole independent prognostic factor(HR:1.724,95%CI:1.06-2.86,p=0.0297).Conclusion:Combination of zoledronic acid with ADT may prolong time to castration resistant prostate cancer.展开更多
文摘Objective:To clarify the oncological benefit of zoledronic acid for hormone-naive metastatic prostate cancer,patient outcome of androgen deprivation therapy with zoledronic acid(ADT+Z)and androgen deprivation therapy alone(ADT)was compared.Methods:Fifty-two patients with pathologically confirmed metastatic prostate cancer were prospectively enrolled and treated with combined androgen blockade(goserelin and bicalutamide)with zoledronic acid(4 mg every 4 weeks for 24 months).A propensity score-match with logistic regression analysis was applied to select 50 pair-matched cohorts(both from ADT+Z and from historical control cohorts who had undergone ADT alone),and patient outcomes were compared.Results:Patients with ADT+Z had significantly longer time to progression(TTP)than those with ADT(median TTP;24.2 vs.14.0 months,p=0.0092),while no significant difference of overall survival between two groups(p=0.1502).Multivariate analysis for biochemical recurrence revealed treatment with ADT was the sole independent prognostic factor(HR:1.724,95%CI:1.06-2.86,p=0.0297).Conclusion:Combination of zoledronic acid with ADT may prolong time to castration resistant prostate cancer.
