Skip to main content
. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur Urol. 2013 Apr 3;64(4):672–679. doi: 10.1016/j.eururo.2013.03.041

Table 2.

Distribution of American Urological Association Symptom Index scores and measure of urinary incontinence among men who did not and did report a history of prostate cancer in the Osteoporotic Fractures in Men study

PCa history
Yes No
No. (%) 706 (12) 5284 (88)

p value
AUA-SI symptom score, median (IQR) 7 (3–12) 7 (3–12) 0.73
AUA-SI symptom category, no. (%) 0.48
 None/mild: 0–7 points 389 (55.1) 2847 (53.9)
 Moderate: 8–19 points 265 (37.5) 2091 (39.6)
 Severe: ≥20 points 52 (7.4) 346 (6.6)
Urinary bother, no. (%) <0.0001
 Delighted/pleased/mostly satisfied 398 (56.4) 3566 (67.5)
 Mixed 163 (23.1) 1044 (19.8)
 Dissatisfied/unhappy/terrible 145 (20.5) 674 (12.8)
Urinary control in past month, no. (%) <0.0001
 Total control 280 (39.7) 3473 (65.7)
 Occasional leaking 343 (48.6) 1683 (31.9)
 Frequent leaking/no control 83 (11.8) 128 (2.4)
Frequency of leaking urine past month, no. (%) <0.0001
 Not all 237 (33.6) 3113 (58.9)
 Less than once per week 157 (22.2) 1086 (20.6)
 Once per week 100 (14.2) 596 (11.3)
 At least once per day 212 (30.0) 489 (9.3)
Pad/diaper use in past month, no. (%) <0.0001
 None 583 (82.6) 5200 (98.4)
 At least one pad per day 123 (17.4) 84 (1.6)
Extent of problem with leaking urine, no. (%) <0.0001
 No problem 331 (46.9) 3715 (70.3)
 Very small or small problem 300 (42.5) 1440 (27.3)
 Moderate to big problem 75 (10.6) 129 (2.4)

PCa = prostate cancer; AUA-SI = American Urological Association Symptom Index; IQR = interquartile range.