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. 2018;19(1):229–236. doi: 10.22034/APJCP.2018.19.1.229

Table 2.

Biochemical Failure Free Progression at 3, 5 and 10 Years. Comparing observed survival (Kaplan-Meier) versus predicted (Model FP) versus in 321 men treated by radical prostatectomy

Group Survival to 3 years Percentage v (CI:95%) Survival to 5 years Percentage (CI:95%) Survival to 10 years Percentage (CI:95%)
Observed a Predicted b Observed a Predicted b Observed a Predicted b
A 99.29% 98.57 94.69 96.06 92.7 82.52%
(95.04 to 99.90) (96.23 to 99.46) (89.18 to 97.44) (92.87 to 97.84) (86.34 to 96.16) (74.33 to 88.30)
B 98.15 98.57 98.15 94.21 55.83 75.15%
(87.57 to 99.74) (95.74 to 99.53) (87.57 to 99.74) (89.36 to 96.90) (37.17 to 70.94) (63.44 to 83.58)
C 46.15% 56.76% 41.03% 38.26% 6.41% 10.63%
(30.16 to 60.73) (44.23 to 67.49) (25.69 to 55.76) (25.68 to 50.70) (1.19 to 18.21) (3.80 to 21.53)
D 48.86% 43.02% 26.14 24.39 4.96% 3.57%
(38.09 to 58.78) (34.06 to 51.66) (17.49 to 35.60) (16.95 to 32.57) (1.64 to 11.13) (1.30 to 7.74)
a

Observed survival, Kaplan-Meier Survival;

b

Predicted Survival Model FP, indicates flexible parametric survival final model on scale hazard; incorporates the presence of CPC and mM, with four degrees of freedom for baseline hazard function (DF4) and CPC as variable time-dependent effect (TVC) with one degrees of freedom (DFTVC1).