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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Urol. 2009 Dec;182(6):2595–2599. doi: 10.1016/j.juro.2009.08.049

Table 1.

Demographic and Pathologic Characteristics Between CDRCC and CCRCC


CDRCC N (%)
CCRCC N (%)
p-value
Total cases
160
33,252

Demographics
Age 0.44
                < 50 32 (20) 5,222 (16)
                51 – 59 36 (23) 7,634 (23)
                60 – 69 39 (24) 8,606 (26)
                70 – 79 31 (19) 7,853 (24)
                80 + 22 (14) 3,937 (12)
Race < 0.001
                White 112 (70) 28,495 (86)
                Black 36 (23) 2,849 (9)
                Other 12 (8) 1,759 (5)
Gender 0.03
                Male 112 (70) 20,502 (62)
                Female 48 (30) 12,750 (38)
Year of Diagnosis 0.44
                2001 26 (16) 6,287 (19)
                2002 25 (16) 6,284 (19)
                2003 40 (25) 6,655 (21)
                2004 36 (23) 6,899 (21)
                2005 33 (21) 7,127 (21)
Pathologic Characteristics
Tumor size – median (range)
Stage < 0.001
                T1a 42 (26) 11,008 (33)
                T1b 17 (11) 6,669 (20)
                T2 16 (10) 4,052 (12)
                T3/4 53 (33) 5,952 (18)
                No Tstage 32 (20) 5,571 (17)
SEER stage < 0.001
                Localized 68 (43) 20,803 (63)
                Regional 45 (28) 5,330 (16)
                Distant 44 (28) 5,705 (17)
                Unstaged 3 (2) 1,414 (4)
Nodal status <0.001
                N0 13 (8) 3,523 (10.6)
                N1 24 (15) 765 (2)
                Nx 123 (77) 28,964 (87)
Metastatic 44 (28) 5,705 (17) 0.001
Grade < 0.001
                Well differentiated 10 (10) 3,610 (18)
                Moderately differentiated 20 (20) 10,612 (52)
                Poorly/undifferentiated 70 (70) 6,384 (31)
Surgery 135 (84) 25,969 (78) 0.06