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. 2019 Sep 20;10(4-5):162–168. doi: 10.14740/wjon1221

Table 1. Demographics, Number of Patients and Presentation of Patients With Prostate Cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Study Study design Number of patients Mean age in years Age range in years Presentation
Niang et al (Senegal) [8] Retrospective study 164 65 43 - 96 LUTS/suspicious DRE/elevated PSA
Amegbor et al (Togo) [12] Retrospective study 202 70 45 - 95
Ndoye et al (Senegal) [13] Retrospective study 102 71 ± 9 51 - 96 Back pain/LUTS/suspicious DRE/neurological signs
Tengue et al (Togo) [14] Prospective study 232 68.5 ± 9.6 Back pain/LUTS
Anunobi et al (Nigeria) [15] Retrospective study 222 66 60 - 69
Kyei et al (Ghana) [10] Prospective study 20 62.7 51 - 72 LUTS
Kabore et al (Burkina) [16] Prospective study 168 68.59 ± 9.41 30 - 95 LUTS/suspicious DRE/elevated PSA
Wasike et al (Kenya) [17] Prospective study 65 67 50 - 100 Suspicious DRE/elevated PSA
Kabore et al (Burkina) [18] Prospective study 166 71.5 52 - 86 LUTS/suspicious DRE/elevated PSA
Gueye et al (Senegal) [19] Retrospective study 121 69 52 - 88 LUTS
Obiorah et al (Nigeria) [20] Retrospective study 198 70 42 - 90
Babacar et al (Senegal) [21] Retrospective study 35 63 ± 5.9 41 - 74
Badmus et al (Nigeria) [22] Retrospective study 189 68 40 - 100 LUTS/suspicious DRE
Mawakyoma et al (Tanzania) [23] Prospective study 113 68 48 - 100

DRE: digital rectal exam; LUTS: lower urinary tract symptoms; PSA: prostate specific antigen.