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Batman BAT study updated

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In the only trial I know of for BAT in CS men, this followup report is encouraging for the long-term results of those who have used BAT.

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Over median follow-up of 95 months, the median PFS on ADT for the entire cohort was 47.8. Median OS has not been reached (NR). Median OS for Non-Responders is 43 months versus NR (not reached) for responders (hazard ratio [HR]: 0.176, p = 0.002). Post-BAT, the PSA50 and PSA90 responses to abiraterone or enzalutamide were 94.4% and 66.7%, respectively and median PFS was 20.6 months. Patients with peak PSA level of ≥9 ng/ml after BAT had median PFS of 20.6 months versus NR for those having PSA < 9 ng/ml (HR: 0.122, p < 0.001). Median OS was 79.6 months for patients with PSA peak of ≥9 ng/ml versus NR for those having PSA peak of <9 ng/ml (HR: 0.409, p = 0.131).

Would someone please clarify these results

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cigafred in reply to Scout4answers

Clarify the terminology or clarify the implications?

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Scout4answers in reply to cigafred

Implications in plain English. ;-)

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cigafred in reply to Scout4answers

My interpretation is that those who responded to BAT then lived longer than those who did not, and those who responded to BAT then responded better to abi or enza. Those whose PSA after BAT exceeded or equaled 9 ng/ml progressed sooner and survived less time than those whose PSA after BAT was less than 9. Somewhat seems only logical, but shows that, for some, BAT continues to help after completion.

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Scout4answers in reply to cigafred

Thanks. Can only hope to be one of good responders when I get to the point of needing BAT.

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Shooter1

If lucky enough to get a positive result to treatments, you live longer..... I started BAT on Saturday. Wish me luck..

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NickJoy in reply to Shooter1

Good luck Shooter1

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NevsMates in reply to Shooter1

Good luck for a great outcome

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Omairtde in reply to Shooter1

Best of luck. I hope all goes well for you.

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dhccpa in reply to Shooter1

Good luck! I follow this though I'm stable at the moment.

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lewicki in reply to Shooter1

Good luck Shooter 1

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Ramp7 in reply to Shooter1

Sending positive energy your way.

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dhccpa in reply to Shooter1

Still on BAT?

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Rolphs

I read this BAT trial summary 3 times and still not sure I understand it. I’m really interested in the implications of this (as I am sure most people on this forum are because ADT is SOC for most of us).Appreciate the post! I did find this Patients Guide to BAT from the Uof MN. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi...

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Thanks Rolphs, very helpful.

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