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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Causes Control. 2016 Jul 5;27(8):1043–1047. doi: 10.1007/s10552-016-0782-x

Table 1.

Crude rates of lethal prostate cancer by Gleason grade and combined morphology score among 511 men diagnosed with prostate cancer in Health Professionals Follow-up Studya

Gleason Grade Combined morphology score N Deaths/Person-years Crude Rate (95% CI) per 1,000 person-years 10-year Survival 20-year Survival
6 Group 1: Less angiogenic 29 0/394 0 100% 100%
Group 2: Moderately angiogenic 28 1/417 2.40 (−2.30, 7.11) 98% 95%
Group 3: More angiogenic 26 0/453 0 100% 100%
7(3+4) Group 1: Less angiogenic 77 1/1042 0.96 (−0.92, 2.84) 99% 98%
Group 2: Moderately angiogenic 58 4/842 4.75 (0.10, 9.41) 95% 90%
Group 3: More angiogenic 59 4/869 4.60 (0.09, 9.12) 95% 91%
7(4+3) Group 1: Less angiogenic 43 1/572 1.75 (−1.68, 5.18) 98% 97%
Group 2: Moderately angiogenic 51 3/681 4.41 (−0.58, 9.40) 96% 91%
Group 3: More angiogenic 43 16/566 28.27 (14.42, 42.12) 72% 43%
8–10 Group 1: Less angiogenic 24 6/255 23.51 (4.70, 42.33) 76% 53%
Group 2: Moderately angiogenic 28 7/402 17.4 (4.51, 30.29) 83% 65%
Group 3: More angiogenic 45 19/541 35.11 (19.32, 50.90) 65% 30%
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We categorized vessel irregularity and vessel area into two groups according to the median values. Men were categorized into the more angiogenic group if they had both more irregular vessel lumen and smaller vessel area; men were categorized into the less angiogenic group if they had both less irregular vessel lumen and larger vessel area. The rest of men were grouped into the moderately angiogenic group.