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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: BJU Int. 2012 Aug 29;111(2):213–220. doi: 10.1111/j.1464-410X.2012.11423.x

TABLE 1.

Clinical, demographic and pathological data

Variable n (%)
Age at diagnosis (years)
 < 55 363 (12)
 55–59 514 (17)
 60–64 583 (19)
 > 64 1596 (52)
Ethnicity
 Asian 21 (1)
 Latino 34 (1)
 African American 142 (5)
 Caucasian 2822 (92)
 Unknown/other 37 (1)
Education
 High school 269 (9)
 High school degree 680 (22)
 College 555 (18)
 College degree 1248 (41)
 Missing 304 (10)
PSA level (ng/mL)
 ≤ 4 515 (17)
 4.1–10 1943 (64)
 10.1–20 364 (12)
 > 20 133 (4)
 Missing 101 (3)
Biopsy Gleason score
 ≤ 6 2043 (67)
 7 776 (25)
 ≥ 8 198 (6)
 Missing 39 (1)
CAPRA risk group
 Low (0–2) 1804 (59)
 Intermediate (3–5) 956 (31)
 High (6–10) 266 (9)
 Missing 30 (1)
Primary treatment
 RP 1927 (63)
 RT 843 (28)
 PADT 286 (9)
Neoadjuvant treatment
 No 2312 (76)
 Yes 744 (24)
Pathological Gleason score (RP only)
 ≤ 6 1024 (53)
 7 745 (39)
 ≥ 8 106 (6)

CAPRA, Cancer of the Prostate Risk Assessment; PADT, primary androgen deprivation therapy; RP, radical prostatectomy; RT, radiation therapy.