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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Urology. 2010 Apr 15;76(3):695–700. doi: 10.1016/j.urology.2009.12.073

TABLE 1.

Pre-operative clinical, postoperative pathological, and follow-up characteristics of men undergoing radical prostatectomy in the SEARCH Database who were potential active surveillance candidates

No. patients 347
Mean age ± SD (yr) 60.3 ± 6.5
Median year of surgery (IQR) 2001 (1998, 2003)
No. Race (%)
 Non-black 202 (58)
 Black 145 (42)
No. body mass index (%)
 Normal weight 90 (28)
 Overweight 126 (39)
 Obese 107 (33)
No. Agent Orange Exposure (%) 58 (19)
PSA (ng/ml)
 Mean ± SD 5.7 ± 2.2
 Median 5.5
No. biopsy Gleason score (%)
 4 19 (5)
 5 33 (10)
 6 295 (85)
No. clinical stage (%)
 T1a 4 (1)
 T1c 251 (72)
 T2a 92 (27)
Median biopsy cores obtained (IQR) 8 (6, 10)
No. cores positive (%)
 1 227 (65)
 2 120 (35)
No. pathological Gleason score (%)
 2–6 220 (64)
 3+4 97 (28)
 ≥4+3 29 (8)
No. positive surgical margins (%) 122 (35)
No. extracapsular extension (%) 56 (16)
No. seminal vesicle invasion (%) 7 (2)
No. positive lymph nodes (%) 0 (0)
No. lymph adenectomy not performed (%) 120 (35)
Follow-up length (months)
 Mean ± SD 58 ± 38
 Median 54
No. recurrences (%) 55 (16)
Median PSA doubling time at recurrence* (mo) 20.2
*

data only available on 27 of the 56 men with recurrence