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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur Urol. 2007 Nov 5;53(3):581–589. doi: 10.1016/j.eururo.2007.10.069

Table 1.

[en] Overall survival as a function of baseline demographic, clinical, and tumor features in the entire cohort

Variable Category No. (%) of all patients No. (%) of patients who died during follow-up Unadjusted hazard ratio 95% confidence interval p value
Total 675 (100) 301 (44.6)
Gender Female 156 (23.1) 71 (45.5) [em]
Male 519 (76.9) 230 (44.3) 0.99 0.77[en]1.3
0
0.9952
Race* White 568 (84.1) 247 (43.5) [em]
Black 100 (14.8) 53 (53.0) 1.51 1.12[en]2.0
3
0.0068
Age ≤65 234 (34.7) 77 (32.9) [em]
66[en]75 217 (32.1) 93 (42.9) 1.26 0.93[en]1.7
0
0.1348
≥76 224 (33.2) 131 (58.5) 1.99 1.50[en]2.6
3
0.0001
Stage 0 305 (45.2) 98 (32.1) [em]
I 125 (18.5) 50 (40.0) 1.29 0.92[en]1.8
1
0.1473
II 93 (13.8) 44 (47.3) 1.95 1.36[en]2.7
8
0.0003
III 75 (11.1) 45 (60.0) 2.92 2.04[en]4.1
6
0.0001
IV 77 (11.4) 64 (83.1) 5.81 4.22[en]8.0
0
0.0001
Comorbidity 0 229 (33.9) 83 (36.2) [em]
1 209 (31.0) 89 (42.6) 1.64 0.99[en]1.8
0
0.0585
2 153 (22.7) 77 (50.3) 1.65 1.21[en]2.2
6
0.0015
3 84 (12.4) 52 (61.9) 2.57 1.82[en]3.6
5
0.0001
Grade** Low (I, II) 297 (44.0) 105 (35.4) [em]
High
(III, IV)
327 (48.4) 175 (53.5) 1.95 1.55[en]2.4
5
0.0001
*

Seven patients were of other ethnicities and were censored owing to small sample size.

**

Fifty-one patients were not assigned a grade and were censored.