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. 2017 Oct 27;7:14276. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-14622-3

Table 1.

Clinical and histopathological variables of all ten cohorts.

Clinical variables Study cohort IHC cohort Erho et al. TCGA-PRAD CAM Ross-Adams et al.
Samples (patients) 156 (41) 40 (40) 545 (545) 549 (497) 186 (163)
Cancer samples (patients) 116 (41) 40 (40) 545 (545) 497 (497) 112 (112)
 Age at diagnosis, years (median, range) 64 (48–69) 61 (48–73) 65.3 ± 6.4 61 (41–78) 61 (41–73)
 PSA before surgery, ng/mL (median, range) 9.1 (4.0–45.8) 8.85 (5.2–18) 7.4 (0.7–107) 7.8 (3.2–23.7)
 Grade Groups
  Low (1–2) 60 (52%) 19 (47.5%) 334 (61%)a 207 (42%) 82 (73%)
  High (3–5) 56 (48%) 21 (52.5%) 211 (39%)a 289 (58%) 30 (27%)
Pathological T stage
 pT1
 pT2 70 (60%) 27 (68%) 219 (40%) 187 (38%) 33 (29%)
 pT3 40 (35%) 12 (30%) 253 (47%) 293 (59%) 74 (66%)
 pT4 9 (2%) 1 (1%)
 No data 6 (5%) 1 (2%) 73 (13%) 8 (1%) 4 (4%)
Follow-up
 Endpoint BCR BCR Metastasis BCR Recurrence
  Occurred 13 (32%) 16 (40%) 212 (39%)b 91 (18%) 19 (17%)
  Not occurred 21 (51%) 21 (53%) 333 (69%)b 399 (80%) 93 (83%)
  No data 7 (17%) 3 (8%) 7 (2%)
Clinical variable STK Ross-Adams et al. Wang et al. Sboner et al. Taylor et al. Mortensen et al.
Samples (patients) 94 (94) 136 (82) 281 (281) 160 (131) 50 (50)
 Cancer samples (patients) 94 (94) 65 (56) 281 (281) 131 (131) 36 (36)
 Age years (median, range) 63 (43–77) 74 (51–91) 58 (37–73) 63 (46–71)
 PSA before surgery, ng/mL (median, range) 7.95 (1.5–117) 6.62 (1.0–75) 5.92 (1.0–46) 16 (5.0–43)
 Grade Groups
  Low (1–2) 60 (64%) 50 (77%) 162 (58%) 107 (82%) 32 (89%)a
  High (3–5) 34 (36%) 15 (23%) 119 (42%) 24 (18%) 4 (11%)a
Pathological T-stage
 pT1 1 (2%) 281c (100%)
 pT2 48 (51%) 32 (57%) 85 (65%) 19 (53%)
 pT3 42 (45%) 20 (35%) 40 (30%) 17 (47)
 pT4 1 (2%) 6 (5%)
 No data 4 (4%) 2 (2%)
Follow-up
 Endpoint Recurrence BCR PCa-death BCR BCR
  Occurred 45 (48%) 29 (52%) 165 (59%) 27 (21%) 22 (61%)
  Not occurred 48 (51%) 27 (48%) 116 (41%) 104 (79%) 14(39%)
  No data 1 (1%)

Abbreviations: BCR – biochemical recurrence, PCa-death – prostate cancer-specific death.

aIn Erho et al. and Mortensen et al.: Low Grade Group 1–3 and high Grade Group 4–5 (due to lack of information to separate Grade Group 2 and 3).

bIn Erho et al. metastatic progression at 10-year patient follow-up.

cClinical T-stage.