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. 2018 Mar 29;118(10):1399–1405. doi: 10.1038/s41416-018-0071-4

Table 4.

Proportion of patients receiving no active treatment in the year following diagnosis, over time

Overall cohort RadOnc Urologist alone
No treatment (n, %) Cohort No treatment (n, %) Cohort No treatment (n, %) Cohort
Low-risk prostate cancer (Gleason ≤6, Stage 1 and PSA <10 ng/mL)
2010 813 (70.5) 1154 153 (41.0) 373 660 (84.5) 781
2011 992 (75.4) 1316 163 (43.7) 373 829 (87.9) 943
2012 690 (82.5) 836 93 (48.4) 192 597 (92.7) 644
2013 246 (78.3) 314 39 (42.9) 91 207 (92.8) 223
Trenda Increase (p < 0.001) No trend (p = 0.25) Increase (p < 0.001)
Intermediate or high-risk prostate cancer (Gleason ≥7 or Stage ≥2, or PSA ≥10 ng/mL)
2010 988 (24.5) 4034 219 (12.3) 1777 769 (34.1) 2257
2011 1070 (22.9) 4674 251 (11.8) 2133 819 (32.2) 2541
2012 711 (22.3) 3184 162 (10.8) 1507 549 (32.7) 1677
2013 209 (18.1) 1154 48 (7.1) 633 161 (30.9) 521
Trenda Decrease (p < 0.001) Decrease (p = 0.002) No change (p = 0.17)

a Trend assessed using Cochran-Armitage test for trend