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. 2010 Jul 12;101(11):2430–2435. doi: 10.1111/j.1349-7006.2010.01676.x

Table 3.

 Epidemiological, clinical characteristics and (tumor)‐specific survival of renal transplant patients with de novo urological tumors

Prostate carcinoma Transitional cell carcinoma Renal cell carcinoma Germ cell carcinoma All urological malignancies
Male/female (patient numbers) 11/0 12/8 19/6 2/0 44/14
Age at renal transplantation (years) 53.5 (58.0) ± 10.2† 54.0 (53.5) ± 7.7 46.6 (49.0) ± 12.8 28.0 (28.0) ± 14.1 49.8 (52.0) ± 11.9
Kidney from deceased donor/living donor (patient numbers) 11/0 20/0 23/2 2/0 56/2
Age at tumor diagnosis (years) 61.3 (61.0) ± 5.0 59.9 (60.5) ± 6.5 55.7 (56.0) ± 11.9 38.5 (38.5) ± 17.7 57.6 (59.5) ± 10.1
Hemodialysis/peritoneal dialysis (patient numbers) 11/0 18/2 25/0 2/0 56/2
Duration of dialysis until renal transplantation (months) 54.9 (60.0) ± 29.5 56.7 (49.5) ± 32.3 46.8 (43.0) ± 30.4 92.0 (92.0) ± 52.3 53.3 (49.5) ± 31.8
Time period of tumor development after renal transplantation (months) 72.6 (58.0) ± 84.1 83.5 (62.0) ± 67.8 107.6 (102.0) ± 61.1 60.5 (60.5) ± 37.5 95.4 (86.5) ± 67.3
Tumor‐specific survival at 1‐/5‐year after cancer diagnosis (%) 100.0/85.7 84.7/67.2 90.4/83.5 50.0/50.0 88.6/76.5

†Variables are presented as mean (median) ± standard deviation.