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. 2018 Sep 29;15(10):2148. doi: 10.3390/ijerph15102148

Table 1.

Demographic and medical characteristics of prostate cancer patients according to depression.

Variables Patients with Depression No. (%) Patients without Depression No. (%) Chi-Square Test
p-Value
Total 267 (100%) 834 (100%)
Age at diagnosis 0.58
<60 14 (5.24%) 60 (7.19%)
60–70 34 (12.73%) 142 (17.03%)
70–80 78 (29.21%) 242 (29.02%)
≥80 141 (52.81%) 390 (46.76%
Urbanization 0.58
Very high 143 (53.56%) 473 (56.71%)
High 57 (21.35%) 177 (21.22%)
Moderate 47 (17.60%) 138 (16.55%)
Low 20 (7.49%) 46 (5.52%)
Insured amount (NT$) a 0.43
Dependent 59 (22.10%) 216 (25.90%)
1–199,99 114 (42.70%) 314 (37.65%)
20,000–39,999 61 (22.85%) 165 (19.78%)
≥40,000 33 (12.36%) 139 (16.67%)
Comorbidity
Diabetes mellitus 134 (50.19%) 348 (41.73%) 0.04
Chronic kidney disease 74 (27.72%) 224 (26.86%) 0.06
Cerebrovascular accident 152 (56.93%) 355 (42.57%) 0.66
Coronary heart disease 170 (63.67%) 433 (51.92%) 0.04
Heart failure 90 (33.71%) 184 (22.06%) <0.001
Liver cirrhosis 139 (52.06%) 295 (35.37%) 0.02
Hypertension 232 (86.89%) 619 (74.22%) 0.03
Prostate cancer type 0.04
Localize or Locally Advance 73 (27.3%) 320 (38.4%)
Metastatic 194 (72.7%) 51 4 (61.7%)

a NT$ represent New Taiwan dollars, of which 1 US $ = 31.1 NT$.