Table 1 Demographic, clinical characteristics and NGS-based treatment (n = 218)

From: Collaborative study from the Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network for the genomic analysis of metastatic urothelial cancer

Age at diagnosis

 Mean (range) – years

65.5 (28–85)

Sex – no. (%)

 Male

163 (74.8)

 Female

55 (25.2)

Race – no. (%)

 White

172 (78.9)

 Black

20 (9.2)

 Asian

6 (2.8)

 American Indian/Alaska Native

0

 Other

0

 Unknown

20 (9.2)

ECOG PS – no. (%)

 0

87 (39.9)

 1

96 (44.0)

 2

28 (12.8)

 3

7 (3.2)

Smoking status – no. (%)

 Current

18 (8.3)

 Former

130 (59.6)

 Never

69 (31.7)

 Unknown

1 (0.5)

Tumor origin at initial diagnosis - no. (%)

 Bladder

182 (83.5)

 Ureter

12 (5.5)

 Renal pelvis

11 (5.0)

 Urethra

1 (0.5)

 >1 site

12 (5.5)

Primary surgery – no. (%)

 Radical cystectomy

104 (47.7)

 TURBT only

52 (23.9)

 Radical nephroureterectomy

25 (11.5)

 Other

10 (4.6)

 No primary surgery

27 (12.4)

Time from initial diagnosisa to metastatic disease

 Median (range) – years

0.8 (0.0–9.8)

Systemic therapy – no. (%)

 Perioperative chemotherapy

100 (45.9)

 Neoadjuvant

73 (33.5)

 Adjuvant

31 (14.2)

 Any systemic therapy for metastatic disease

187 (85.8)

 Chemotherapy

107 (49.1)

 Immunotherapy

159 (72.9)

 Targeted therapy

15 (6.9)

 Antibody-drug conjugate therapy

26 (11.9)

 Unknown

4 (1.8)

Survivalb - no. (%)

 Alive

91 (41.7)

 Dead

127 (58.3)

Cause of death – no. (%)

 Disease-related

114 (89.8)

 Treatment-related

4 (3.2)

 Other

6 (4.7)

 Unknown

3 (2.4)

NGS-based treatment decisions – no. (%)

 NGS provided treatment options

 

  Yes

151 (69.3)

  No

63 (28.9)

  No response

4 (1.8)

 Any targeted therapy received per NGS

11 (5.0)

 Targeted therapy on clinical trial per NGS

7 (3.2)

  1. aInitial diagnosis with high grade or invasive disease.
  2. bSurvival status at last follow up. Median time from metastatic disease diagnosis to last follow up: 1.8 year (0.1–17.7).