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. 2016 May 17;59:1683–1691. doi: 10.1007/s00125-016-3972-x

Table 2.

Prostate-cancer-related characteristics according to glycaemic group

Characteristics Follow-up: 2002–2012
n = 1,034,074
Follow-up: 2005–2012
n = 997,440
Diabetes-free
n = 765,483
Prevalent diabetes
n = 74,756
Incident diabetes
n = 193,835
Diabetes-free
n = 746,551
Prevalent diabetes
n = 65,001
Incident diabetes
n = 185,888
Person-years 9,002,033 640,388 982,263 6,268,686 431,200 876,460
Prostate cancer frequency, n (crude rate per annum × 103) 9,714 (1.08) 1,672 (2.61) 2,713 (2.76) 6,939 (1.11) 1,113 (2.58) 2,283 (2.60)
Gleason score for prostate cancer; n (%)
  2, 3, 4 (1a) 177 (1.8) 33 (2.0) 31 (1.1) 81 (1.2) 14 (1.3) 15 (0.7)
  5, 6 (2a) 5,983 (61.6) 852 (51.0) 1,567 (57.8) 4,666 (67.2) 623 (56.0) 1,375 (60.2)
  7–10 (3a) 1,742 (17.9) 358 (21.4) 623 (23.0) 1,319 (19.0) 269 (24.2) 539 (23.6)
  Unknown 1,812 (18.7) 429 (25.6) 492 (18.1) 873 (12.6) 207 (18.6) 354 (15.5)
PSA screening in 2002–2003
  No PSA screening 677,412 (90.7) 47,025 (72.4) 144,003 (77.5)
  PSA screen in 1 out of 2 years 50,505 (6.8) 12,990 (20.0) 29,671 (16.0)
  PSA screen in 2 out of 2 years 18,634 (2.5) 4,986 (7.7) 12,214 (6.6)

a1, 2, 3: According to Middle East Cancer Consortium manual of coding and staging [27]