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. 2017 Jun 23;28(8):877–888. doi: 10.1007/s10552-017-0910-2

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of participants

Characteristics n = 619 Mean (SD) or %
Age at recruitment (years) 619 62.0 (4.9)
Height (m) 610 1.76 (0.06)
Weight (kg) 618 84.2 (12.0)
BMI (kg/m2) 610 27.1 (3.5)
Time since diagnosis (months) 619 17 (9)
Serum IGF concentrations (nmol/mL)
 IGF-I 619 22.0 (7.1)
 IGFBP-3 607 160.2 (34.5)
Ethnicity
 White 607 98.1
 Others 5 0.8
 Unknown 7 1.1
Occupational class
 Managerial 273 44.1
 Intermediate 99 16.0
 Working 238 38.5
 Unknown 9 1.4
Family history of prostate cancer
 Yes 54 8.7
 No 512 82.7
 Do not know 41 6.6
 Unknown 12 2.0
Diabetes
 Yes 33 5.3
 No 541 87.4
 Unknown 45 7.3
PSA level
 <10.0 ng/mL 549 88.7
 10.0–20.0 ng/mL 70 11.3
Treatment
 Active monitoring 275 44.4
 Prostatectomy 176 38.4
 Radiotherapy 167 27.0
 Other 1 0.2
Gleason gradea
 Low (2–6) 450 72.7
 High (7–10) 169 27.3
Vitamin/dietary supplement intake
 Yes 324 52.3
 No 282 45.6
 Unknown 13 2.1

aGleason scores of 2, 3, and 4 were acceptable when the ProtecT trial was conducted as it was before the 2005 International Society of Urological Pathology [44]