Table 2.
Change in score at follow-up | ||||
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AUA score ≤ 7 pts | AUA score ≥ 8pts with: | |||
1–3 points increase from baseline |
≥ 4 point increase from baseline |
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Baseline AUA-SI score ≤7 points | (No.) | No. (%) | No. (%) | No. (%) |
All in category at baseline | 3092 | 2209 (71.4%) | 219 (7.1%) | 664 (21.5%) |
No treatment (medication or surgery) before baseline or during follow-up |
2059 | 1524 (74.2%) | 139 (6.8%) | 396 (19.2%) |
Prostate surgery* | ||||
None ever reported | 2452 | 1754 (71.5%) | 175 (7.1%) | 523 (21.3%) |
Surgery before baseline | 564 | 407 (72.2%) | 38 (6.7%) | 119 (21.1%) |
Surgery during follow-up | 73 | 45 (61.6%) | 6 (8.2%) | 22 (30.1%) |
Age group (years) | ||||
65 – 69 | 1036 | 761 (73.5%) | 68 (6.6%) | 207 (20.0%) |
70 – 79 | 1594 | 1144 (71.8%) | 115 (7.2%) | 335 (21.0%) |
≥ 80 | 462 | 304 (65.8%) | 36 (7.8%) | 122 (26.4%) |
Abbreviations: AUA-SI, American Urological Association Symptom Index.
Prostate surgery was defined as self-report of removal of the prostate gland to treat prostate cancer or surgery to BPH. Surgery status for 2 men could not be determined.