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. 2023 Oct 6;13:1242639. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2023.1242639

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of interest for the TPCP cohort.

TPCP Cohort
n = 891 %
Pathology Division
 Division I 556 62.4
 Division II 335 37.6
Age at Diagnosis (years)
 Median (IQR) 70 (64, 74)
Year of Diagnosis
 2008 – 2010 539 60.5
 2011 – 2013 352 39.5
PSA (ng/mL)
 Median (IQR) 6.7 (5.0, 10.0)
Missing 23
Previous Negative Biopsies
 0 702 79.7
 1 130 14.8
 ≥ 2 49 5.6
Missing 10
Number of cores samples at biopsy
 Median (IQR) 14.0 (12.0, 17.0)
ISUP Grade (based on the pathology reports)
 1 276 31.7
 2 293 33.6
 3 173 19.9
 4 71 8.2
 5 58 6.7
Not evaluablea 20
ISUP Grade (based on the centralized histopathological review)
 1 125 14.2
 2 289 32.7
 3 167 18.9
 4 222 25.1
 5 80 9.1
Not evaluablea 8
Comorbiditiesb
 Myocardial Infarction 21 2.4
 Congestive Heart Failure 13 1.5
 Peripheral Vascular Disease 21 2.4
 Cerebrovascular Disease 15 1.7
 Chronic Pulmonary Disease 24 2.7
 Liver Disease (Mild) 9 1.0
 Diabetes (Mild to Moderate) 19 2.1
 Renal Disease 16 1.8
 Any Malignancy (including Lymphoma and Leukaemia) 44 4.9
 Metastatic Solid Tumour 9 1.0
 Otherc 5 0.6
Charlson-Romano Comorbidity Index
 0 447 50.2
 1 36 4.0
 2 51 5.7
 ≥3 35 3.9
Without previous admission 322 36.1
Digital Rectal Examination
 Negative 392 52.7
 Positive 352 47.3
Missing 147
Imaging
 Positive TRUSd 184 20.7
 Positive MRIe 50 5.6
Primary Radical Treatment (within six months)
 Radical Prostatectomy 361 40.5
 Radical Prostatectomy & Radiotherapy 36 4.0
 Radical Radiotherapy 137 15.4
 Deferredf 373 41.9
Other Treatments (within six months)
 Androgen Deprivation Therapy 124 13.9
Main cT
 cT1 366 44.5
 cT2 288 35.0
 cT3 169 20.5
Missing 68
Detailed cT
 cT1c 366 44.5
 cT2a 106 12.9
 cT2b 39 4.7
 cT2ab 39 4.7
 cT2c 104 12.6
 cT3+ 169 20.5
Missing 68
Social Deprivation Index
 Low 280 31.4
 Medium 280 31.4
 High 331 37.1

IQR, Interquartile Range (25th, 75th percentile); PSA, Prostate-Specific Antigen; ISUP, International Society of Urological Pathology; MRI, Magnetic Resonance Imaging; TRUS, Transrectal Ultrasonography.

a

ISUP score for patients with a tumor area of less than 5% was not evaluable.

b

Each patient in the study population may have experienced multiple comorbidities or no comorbidities (n = 447).

c

Comorbidities with a prevalence of less than 1%: Dementia, Rheumatic Disease, Peptic Ulcer Disease, Diabetes (with Chronic Complications), Hemiplegia or Paraplegia, Liver Disease (Moderate to Severe), HIV/AIDS.

d

Positivity as reported in the clinical records. All remaining patients had a reported negative TRUS, or no information reported in their records regarding the TRUS.

e

Positivity as reported in the clinical records (i.e., suspected abnormal area). All remaining patients had a reported negative MRI, or no information reported in their records regarding the MRI.

f

Deferred treatment includes active surveillance or watchful waiting.

Percentages may not total 100% because of rounding.