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.
N=85.
Percentage of treated group (n=49); rounded averages add up to <100%.