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. 2010 Jul 20;103(5):701–707. doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6605785

Table 1. Clinical characteristics of prostate cancer patients.

Characteristic n (%) or median (IQR)
All patients 88
Age, years 72 (66–77)
PSA, ng ml–1 7.8 (3.8–23.7)a
   
Clinical T stage
 T1 24 (27)
 T2 33 (38)
 T3 19 (22)
 T4 3 (3)
 Tx 9 (10)
   
Clinical M stage
 M0 36 (41)
 M1 18 (20)
 Mx 34 (39)
   
Clinical N stage
 N0 38 (43)
 N1 0 (0)
 Nx 50 (57)
   
Gleason score
 ⩽6 32 (36)
 7 26 (30)
 8 12 (14)
 9 5 (6)
 10 3 (3)
 Unknown 10 (11)
   
Treatment status
 Before diagnosis 2 (2)
 Untreated 37 (42)
 Treated 49 (56)
  LHRH only 15 (31)b
  Antiandrogens alone 0 (0)
  Radiotherapy alone 5 (10)
  Chemotherapy alone 1 (2)
  LHRH + antiandrogens 10 (20)
  LHRH + radiotherapy 12 (24)
  Radiotherapy + antiandrogens 1 (2)
  Radiotherapy + chemotherapy 1 (2)
  LHRH + radiotherapy + antiandrogens 3 (6)
  LHRH + radiotherapy + chemotherapy 1 (2)

Abbreviations: LHRH=luteinising hormone-releasing hormone; PSA=prostate-specific antigen; IQR=interquartile range.

a

N=85.

b

Percentage of treated group (n=49); rounded averages add up to <100%.