Radiation therapy presented as an alternative, n (%) |
6 (26.1) |
48 (40.3) |
.198 |
Active surveillance presented as an alternative, n (%) |
3 (13.6) |
15 (12.5) |
1.000 |
Visit to radiation or medical oncologist, n (%) |
3 (13.6) |
14 (11.7) |
.729 |
Erectile dysfunction, n (%) |
21 (91.3) |
98 (81.7) |
.53 |
Urinary incontinence, n (%) |
16 (69.6) |
63 (52.5) |
.132 |
Adequate information provided by urologist, n (%) |
14 (61) |
107 (89.1) |
.002 |
Information about side effects provided, n (%) |
17 (73.9) |
100 (83.3) |
.074 |
Patient wished more emphasis on side effects, n (%) |
15 (64.7) |
43 (35.9) |
.025 |
Patient read written material, n (%) |
5 (21.7) |
61 (50.8) |
.01 |
Spouse had impact on decision, n (%) |
9 (40.9) |
77 (64.2) |
.042 |
No. of visited urologists, mean, n
|
2.74 |
3.03 |
.525 |
Age in years, mean |
62.5 |
61.3 |
.439 |
Educational level, n (%) |
|
|
|
Illiterate |
1 (4.3) |
2 (1.7) |
|
Primary school |
9 (39.1) |
45 (37.5) |
.218 |
High school |
9 (39.1) |
29 (24.2) |
University |
4 (17.4) |
44 (36.7) |