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. 2018 Mar 14;12(4):760–765. doi: 10.1177/1557988318762633

Table 1.

Washington University Prostate Cancer Cohort Characteristics (n = 1,158).

Patient characteristics N (%)
Age at surgery,a mean (SD) 60.6 (7.0)
Race
 White 1,087 (93.9)
 Black 71 (6.1)
Residence
 Urban 762 (65.8)
 Rural 396 (34.2)
Education
 Some college or more 840 (72.5)
 Less than college 318 (27.5)
Marital status
 Married 997 (86.1)
 Not married 161 (13.9)
Disease aggressiveness b
 High risk 382 (33.0)
 Low risk 776 (67.0)
Urologist visit in 6 months post radical prostatectomy c
 Yes 787 (68.0)
 No 371 (32. 0)
Urologist visit in 1st year post radical prostatectomyc
 Yes 959 (82.8)
 No 199 (17.2)
Urologist visit in 2nd year post radical prostatectomy
 Yes 746 (64.4)
 No 412 (35.6)
Any follow-up visit in 6 months post radical prostatectomy c,d
 Yes 868 (75.0)
 No 290 (25. 0)
Any follow-up visit in 1st year post radical prostatectomy c,d
 Yes 1,035 (89.4)
 No 123 (10.6)
Any follow-up visit in 2nd year post radical prostatectomy d
 Yes 900 (77.7)
 No 258 (22.3)

Note. aAge at surgery defined as a continuous variable. bHigh risk was defined as Gleason score of 4 + 3 or Gleason sum ≥8 or stage ≥3. cVisits in the first 6 weeks after radical prostatectomy were excluded. dIncluded urology clinic visits or any follow-up visit with a PSA test including primary care. SD = standard deviation.