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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 9.
Published in final edited form as: J Urol. 2009 Dec;182(6):2653–2658. doi: 10.1016/j.juro.2009.08.056

Table 1.

Participant characteristics

EDRN PCPT*
No. pts 645 5,519
No. pt age (%):
 60 or Younger 301 (46.7) 38 (0.7)
 60–64 110 (17.1) 1,143 (20.7)
 65–69 118 (18.3) 1,741 (31.5)
 70 or Older 116 (18.0) 2,597 (47.1)
No. race (%):
 White 559 (86.7) 5,276 (95.6)
 African-American 47 (7.3) 175 (3.2)
 Other 39 (6.0) 68 (1.2)
No. family history (%):
 No 483 (74.9) 4,599 (83.3)
 Yes 162 (25.1) 920 (16.7)
No. ng/ml PSA (%):
 2 or Less 66 (10.2) 3,603 (65.3)
 2–4 159 (24.7) 1,285 (23.3)
 Greater than 4 420 (65.1) 631 (11.4)
No. DRE (%):
 Normal 510 (79.1) 4,968 (89.9)
 Abnormal/suspicious 135 (20.9) 551 (10.1)
Median biopsy cores (% with indicated No. cores) 12 (81.1) 6 (84.5)
No. Ca (%) 280 (43.4) 1,211 (21.9)
No. Gleason 7–10 Ca (%) 168 (26.0 overall, 60.0 Ca) 257 (4.7 overall, 21.2 Ca)

Differences between cohorts significant for each listed variable, p <0.0001 for each.

*

Number of biopsy cores in PCPT was proscribed by trial protocol.6

Whether a father, brother or son had prostate cancer.