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4564 Poster Discussion Session (Board #18), Mon, 8:00 AM-12:00 PM and<br />

11:30 AM-12:30 PM<br />

Pretreatment (pre-tx) neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio (NLR) in metastatic<br />

castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC) patients (pts) treated with<br />

ketoconazole (keto): Association with outcome and predictive model.<br />

Presenting Author: Avishay Sella, Assaf Har<strong>of</strong>eh Medical Center, Zerifin,<br />

Israel<br />

Background: The CYP17 inhibitor keto is active in mCRPC. The NLR, an<br />

index <strong>of</strong> systemic inflammation, is associated with prognosis in several<br />

types <strong>of</strong> cancer. We assessed the association between pre-tx NLR and<br />

outcome <strong>of</strong> mCRPC pts treated with keto. Methods: We performed an<br />

international multicenter retrospective study <strong>of</strong> pts with mCRPC, who were<br />

treated with keto. We analyzed the pre-tx NLR and previously described<br />

factors associated with keto tx outcome as prior response to hormonal tx,<br />

pre-tx PSADT, and extent <strong>of</strong> metastatic disease (limited vs extensive).<br />

Progression free survival (PFS) was determined by the Kaplan-Meier<br />

method. Multivariate analyses using Cox regression model were performed<br />

to determine their independent effect, and to form a predictive model. A<br />

survival tree analysis was used to find the best NLR cut-<strong>of</strong>f value. Results:<br />

From 1999-2011, 156 mCRPR pts (median age 69) were treated with<br />

keto. 78/156 (50%) had � 50% PSA decline. Overall median PFS was 8<br />

months (mos) (range 1-144). Excluded from the analysis were 23 pts<br />

without available data on pre-tx NLR, and those with recent (�1 mos)<br />

health event or tx (surgery, steroids, radiation) associated with a change <strong>of</strong><br />

blood counts. 133 pts were included in the analysis. 62 (47%) had an<br />

elevated pre-tx NLR �3. Risk factors associated with PFS (table) were<br />

pre-tx NLR �3, prior response to GnRH-a �24 mos and to antiandrogen<br />

(AA) �6 mos, and pre-tx PSADT �3 mos. The number <strong>of</strong> risk factors was<br />

used to categorize patients into three risk groups (table): favorable (0-1<br />

factors), intermediate (2 factors), and poor (3-4 factors). Conclusions: In<br />

mCRPC pts treated with keto, pre-tx NLR, prior response to hormonal tx,<br />

and pre-tx PSADT are associated with PFS, and may be used to categorize<br />

pts into risk groups.<br />

Factor PFS (mos) (HR, p value)<br />

NLR < 3vs>3 14 vs 3, (0.353, �0.0001)<br />

Response to prior GnRH-a<br />

12 vs 5, (0.513, 0.035)<br />

> 24 vs < 24 mos<br />

Response to prior AA<br />

18 vs 3, (0.445, 0.003)<br />

>6vs3vs

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