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. 2018 Jul 16;51(2):556–567. doi: 10.4143/crt.2018.221

Table 3.

Baseline characteristics of prostate cancer patients and general population control: Before and After Propensity Score matching

Unmatched sample
Matched sample
PC patients Control p-value PC patients Control p-value
Total 156 (100) 623 (100) 114 (100) 114 (100)
Age (yr) 63.9±5.4 57.4±5.7 < 0.001 62.7±5.5 62.1±5.2 0.359
Comorbidity, any 90 (57.7) 221 (35.5) < 0.001 60 (52.6) 62 (54.4) 0.791
Education level, high school and above 79 (60.0) 496 (79.6) < 0.001 58 (50.9) 60 (52.6) 0.791
Marital status, married 141 (90.4) 600 (96.3) < 0.001 106 (93) 108 (94.7) 0.581
Smoking, current 18 (11.6) 328 (52.7) < 0.001 18 (15.8) 18 (15.8) 1.000
Drinking, current 70 (44.9) 508 (81.5) < 0.001 64 (56.1) 59 (51.8) 0.506
Pathologic T category
 2 117 (75.0) - - 84 (73.7) - -
 3 39 (25.0) - - 30 (26.3) - -
Pathologic N category
 0 70 (44.9) - - 57 (50.0) - -
 1 3 (1.9) - - 2 (1.8) - -
 x 83 (53.2) - - 55 (48.2) - -
Pathologic Gleason score
 6 31 (19.9) - - 24 (21.1) - -
 7 98 (62.8) - - 71 (62.3) - -
 ≥ 8 27 (17.3) - - 19 (16.6) - -
Prostate-specific antigen (ng/mL) 9.98±9.77 - - 9.76±9.16 - -
Karnofsky performance status
 100 119 (76.8) - - 83 (73.5) - -
 90 34 (21.9) - - 28 (24.8) - -
 80 2 (1.3) - - 2 (1.8) - -
Type of surgery
 Open 28 (18.0) - - 22 (19.3) - -
 Laparoscopic 46 (29.5) - - 27 (23.7) - -
 Robot 82 (52.6) - - 65 (57.0) - -

Values are presented as number (%) or mean±standard deviation.