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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2023 May 1;32(5):659–665. doi: 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-22-1038

Table 1:

Number of men, median overall and relative survival in months, and 5-year relative survival in percentage (95% confidence interval) for men diagnosed with de novo metastatic prostate cancer (MPC) in the SEER-18 areas by grouped age (15–84) and year at diagnosis. Relative survival is presented in terms of de novo only survival.

Year Age, y N Median Relative Survival
(in months)
5-yr De novo Relative Survival (95% CI) 10-yr De novo Relative Survival (95% CI)
2000–2005 15–49 310 2.5 29% [24%, 34%] 20% [15%, 24%]
50–64 2986 2.8 32% [30%, 33%] 19% [18%, 21%]
65–74 3689 2.9 34% [32%, 36%] 18% [16%, 19%]
75–84 4073 2.1 26% [25%, 28%] 15% [13%, 17%]
15+ 12794 2.4 29% [28%, 30%] 17% [16%, 17%]
2006–2011 15–49 349 2.7 28% [23%, 33%] 13% [9%, 17%]
50–64 3896 3.0 34% [33%, 36%] 18% [17%, 20%]
65–74 3826 2.9 34% [33%, 36%] 20% [18%, 22%]
75–84 3741 2.2 28% [26%, 30%] 14% [12%, 16%]
15+ 13812 2.5 30% [30%, 31%] 16% [16%, 17%]
2012–2017 15–49 351 2.9 26% [20%, 32%]
50–64 5404 3.4 35% [33%, 37%]
65–74 6136 3.3 35% [33%, 37%]
75–84 5002 2.5 29% [27%, 32%]
15+ 19855 2.9 31% [30%, 32%]