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. 2019 Jun 14;22(2):200–207. doi: 10.4103/aja.aja_45_19

Table 1.

Clinicopathological characteristics of 669 investigated patients

Characteristics Biopsy (n=179) Prostatectomy (n=490) All
Age (year), mean±s.d. 70.0±8.3 67.0±7.1 67.8±7.6
BMI (kg m−2), mean±s.d. 24.1±2.9 24.6±3.1 24.5±3.1
PSA level (ng ml−1), n (%)
 <4 38 (21.2) 62 (12.7) 100 (15.0)
 4–10 37 (20.7) 109 (22.2) 146 (21.8)
 >10 102 (57.0) 319 (65.1) 421 (62.9)
Unknown 2 (1.1) 0 (0) 2 (0.3)
Major Gleason score, n (%)
 3 63 (35.2) 219 (44.7) 282 (42.2)
 4 79 (44.1) 218 (44.5) 279 (41.7)
 5 37 (20.7) 53 (10.8) 90 (13.4)
Sum of Gleason score, n (%)
 6 21 (11.7) 91 (18.6) 112 (16.7)
 3+4 41 (23.9) 119 (24.3) 160 (23.9)
 4+3 22 (22.9) 68 (13.9) 90 (13.4)
 >7 95 (53.1) 212 (43.3) 307 (45.9)
Clinical tumor stage, n (%)
 T0/T1 28 (15.6) 112 (22.9) 140 (20.9)
 T2 65 (36.3) 275 (56.1) 340 (50.8)
 T3 36 (20.1) 81 (16.5) 117 (17.5)
 T4 28 (15.6) 2 (0.4) 30 (4.5)
Unknown 22 (12.3) 20 (4.1) 42 (6.3)
Aberrant bone scan, n (%) 54 (30.2) 70 (14.3) 124 (18.5)
Perineural invasiona, n (%) NA 241 (49.7) NA
Lymphovascular invasiona, n (%) NA 41 (15.1) NA
Biochemical recurrencea, n (%) NA 25 (7.5) NA

aMissing data in prostatectomy, 5 for perneural invasion; 218 for lymphovascular invasion; 157 for biochemical recurrence. s.d.: standard deviation; BMI: body mass index; PSA: prostate-specific antigen; NA: not available