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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: BJU Int. 2018 Nov 12;124(1):55–61. doi: 10.1111/bju.14551

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of 12,269 men treated with radical prostatectomy for incident diagnoses of prostate cancer stratified by receipt of postoperative bone scan.

Demographics Bone scan (N = 2652) No bone scan (N = 9617) p-value
Mean age, y. (standard deviation) 62.4 (8.0) 62.1 (7.2) 0.049
Race, % <.001
 Black 26 22
 White 71 75
 Other/unknown 3 3
Ethnicity, % <.001
 Hispanic 7 4
 Non-Hispanic 92 95
 Other/unknown 1 1
Marital status, % 0.033
 Married 54 57
 Divorced/separated 31 29
 Single/never 8 8
 Widowed 7 6
 Other <1 <1
Employment status, % <.001
 Full-time 13 16
 Part-time 5 4
 Retired 38 41
 Self-employed 3 4
 Unemployed 40 34
 Active military <.1 0
 Unknown 1 1
Charlson comorbidity index, % <0.01
 0 54 51
 1 25 24
 2+ 21 25
Median PSA at diagnosis, ng/mL (Range) 6.3 (0.1 – 96.4) 5.5 (0.1 – 97.2) <.001
Gleason Score, % <.001
 6 30 44
 7 47 47
 8-10 23 9
D’Amico Risk Group, % <.001
 Low 22 35
 Intermediate 40 42
 High 38 23
Positive surgical margins, % 31 19 <.001
Median follow up, mo. (IQR) 83.3 (71.5 – 95.0) 80.9 (69.5 – 93.5) <.001