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Original Research

Differences in treatment patterns among patients with castration-resistant prostate cancer treated by oncologists versus urologists in a US managed care population

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Pages 233-245 | Published online: 30 Sep 2022

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Table 1 Patient demographic and clinical characteristics at baseline

Figure 1A Use of specific treatments during baseline period.

Figure 1A Use of specific treatments during baseline period.

Figure 1B Use of specific treatments during follow-up period.

Figure 1B Use of specific treatments during follow-up period.

Table 2 Use of specific treatments during variable-length followup period

Table 3 Treatment use during variable-length follow-up period – incidence ratesTable Footnote*

Table 4 Total health care utilization during baseline and follow-up periods

Table 5 CRPC-specific health care utilization during baseline and follow-up periods

Figure 2A Baseline total health care costs (6-month), mean US$.

Figure 2A Baseline total health care costs (6-month), mean US$.

Figure 2B Follow-up total health care costs (mean, US$).

Figure 2B Follow-up total health care costs (mean, US$).

Figure 3A Baseline CRPC-specific costs (6-month), mean US$.

Abbreviation: CRPC, castration-resistant prostate cancer.

Figure 3A Baseline CRPC-specific costs (6-month), mean US$.Abbreviation: CRPC, castration-resistant prostate cancer.

Figure 3B Follow-up CRPC-specific costs (6-month), mean US$.

Abbreviation: CRPC, castration-resistant prostate cancer.

Figure 3B Follow-up CRPC-specific costs (6-month), mean US$.Abbreviation: CRPC, castration-resistant prostate cancer.

Table 6 Predicted cumulative total and CRPC-specific health care costs (adjusted)

Appendix Chemotherapy agents included in medication subclasses