Diallo et al. (Senegal) [8] |
156 |
75.3 |
52–100 |
Advanced/metastatic |
1,300–2,104 |
1991.5 |
Group 4 (36%) |
Botcho et al. (Togo) [9] |
132 |
71 ± 12.6 |
45–99 |
Advanced/metastatic |
5–9,998 |
1373.3 ± 1078 |
Groups 3–5 (46%) |
Kirakoya et al. (Burkina) [10] |
82 |
68.9 ± 9.5 |
49–95 |
98.6% (T3/T4) 40.2% metastasis |
13–9,224 |
746 |
Group 1 (59.7%) |
Ndoye et al. (Senegal) [11] |
102 |
71 ± 9 |
51–96 |
Advanced/metastatic |
5.88–21,660 |
1447.6 ± 812 |
Groups 2–5 |
Tengue et al. (Togo) [12] |
232 |
68.5 ± 9.6 |
|
82.9% (T3/T4) 75.9% metastasis |
|
123.5 |
Groups 2-3 (34.5%) |
Ekwere and Egbe (Nigeria) [13] |
145 |
66.6 ± 9.8 |
35–88 |
81.4% (T3/T4) |
|
|
|
Kaboré et al. (Burkina) [14] |
168 |
68.59 ± 9.41 |
30 to 95 |
86% (T3/T4) |
1–7,421 |
483.3 + 145.4 |
Group 1 (60.1%) |
Wasike and Magoha (Kenya) [15] |
65 |
67 |
50–100 |
87.5% (T3/T4) |
|
|
Group 4 (39.3%) |
Kaboré et al. (Burkina) [16] |
166 |
71.5 |
52–86 |
73.6% (T3/T4) |
8.4–17,850 |
537 |
Groups 2-3 (54.7%) |
Gueye et al. (Senegal) [17] |
121 |
69 |
52–88 |
41.33% (T3/T4) 5.8% metastasis |
6–578.9 |
72.2 |
|
Ikuerowo et al. (Nigeria) [18] |
43 |
60.8 |
|
40% (T3/T4) 35% metastasis |
0–438.3 |
2.5 |
Groups 2–5 (74.4%) |
Badmus et al. (Nigeria) [19] |
189 |
68 |
40–100 |
94.2% (T3/T4) 91% metastasis |
|
106 ± 187 |
|
Folasire et al. (Nigeria) [20] |
82 |
67 ± 1.8 |
47–87 |
Advanced/metastatic |
|
|
Groups 4-5 (38%) |
Yeboah et al. (Ghana) [21] |
699 |
70 ± 0.04 |
41–94 |
25% (T3/T4) 13% metastasis |
2.5–9,900 |
52.5 |
Groups 2–5 (67.7%) |
Konan et al. (Ivory coast) [22] |
362 |
67.4 |
44–97 |
68.2% metastasis |
0–6000 |
315.0 |
Groups 2-3 (48.6%) |
Sow et al. (Senegal) [23] |
102 |
71.1 ± 8.6 |
54–88 |
Metastatic |
PSA nadir |
1,167.7 |
Group 3 |