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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur Urol. 2014 Aug 28;67(6):1019–1025. doi: 10.1016/j.eururo.2014.08.035

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of study cohorts

Variable CEASAR PCOS p value
Age, yr
 Mean 63.2 64.1 <0.001
 Median 65 (58–69) 65 (59–70)
Race, % (n)
 White 63 (1974) 69 (1601) <0.001
 Black 13 (403) 17 (401)
 Hispanic 6 (203) 14 (332)
 Other 18 (555) 0 (0)
Inflation-adjusted income, % (n)
 <$30 000 22 (551) 24 (522) <0.001
 $30 000–100 000 50 (1276) 58 (1226)
 >$100 000 28 (706) 18 (384)
Education, % (n)
 Less than grade school 5 (133) 9 (199) <0.001
 Less than high school 5 (137) 11 (249)
 High school graduate 21 (573) 21 (476)
 Some college 22 (604) 25 (567)
 College graduate 23 (616) 15 (337)
 Advanced degree 23 (631) 21 (476)
Employment, % (n)
 Works full time 40 (1069) 29 (682) <0.001
 Works part time 8 (209) 9 (221)
 Retired 47 (1272) 56 (1315)
 Other 5 (135) 5 (116)
Marital status, % (n) 0.016
 Married 79 (2116) 82 (1892)
 Not married 21 (575) 18 (419)
Insurance status, % (n)
 Private or HMO 51 (1361) 51 (1197) <0.001
 Medicare 38 (1026) 39 (904)
 VA or military 0 (7) 0 (0)
 Medicaid 5 (139) 2 (36)
 Other 4 (105) 8 (184)
 No insurance 1 (40) 1 (13)

CAESAR = Comparative Effectiveness Analysis of Surgery and Radiation; HMO = health maintenance organization; PCOS = Prostate Cancer Outcomes Study; VA = US Department of Veterans Affairs.

Percentages may not add to 100% due to rounding.