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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Sep 4.
Published in final edited form as: BJU Int. 2015 Apr 21;117(3):463–468. doi: 10.1111/bju.13081

Table 1.

Demographic, pathological and clinical characteristics of the study cohort (N = 2 047).

Characteristic n (%)
Age
 <60 years 540 (26.4)
 60–69 years 693 (33.9)
 70–79 years 635 (31.0)
 ≥80 years 179 (8.7)
Gender
 Male 1 621 (79.2)
 Female 426 (20.8)
Pathological stage
 pT0 152 (7.4)
 pTa/pTis 326 (15.9)
 pT1 358 (17.5)
 pT2A 205 (10.0)
 pT2B 256 (12.5)
 pT3A 189 (9.2)
 pT3B 352 (17.2)
 pT4A 190 (9.3)
 pT4B 19 (0.9)
Pathological grade
 Low 330 (16.1)
 High 1 717 (83.9)
CIS
 Absent 1 480 (72.3)
 Present 567 (27.7)
Prostatic pathology
 None 1 345 (65.7)
 Urethral or Ductal UC 113 (5.5)
 Stromal UC 163 (8.0)
 Female 426 (20.8)
Urethrectomy 145 (0.07)
Diversion type
 Ileal conduit 418 (20.4)
 Neobladder 1 245 (61.3)
 Continent catheterizable stoma 375 (18.3)
Chemotherapy
 Neoadjuvant 132 (6.5)
 Adjuvant 427 (20.9)
Preoperative radiation 140 (6.8)

CIS, carcinoma in situ.