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. 2020 Oct 3;17(19):7247. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17197247

Table 1.

The distributions of demographical characteristics in 579 control individuals and 579 patients with prostate cancer.

Variable Controls (n = 579) (%) Patients (n = 579) (%) p-Value
Age at diagnosis (years)
≤60 430 (74.3%) 101 (17.4%) p < 0.001
>60 149 (25.7%) 478 (82.6%)
Mean ± S.D. 52.31 ± 10.08 67.08 ± 7.42 p < 0.001
PSA at diagnosis (ng/mL)
≤10 309 (53.4%)
>10 270 (46.6%)
Pathologic Gleason grade group
1 + 2 + 3 484 (83.6%)
4 + 5 95 (16.4%)
Clinical T stage
1 + 2 501 (86.5%)
3 + 4 78 (13.5%)
Pathologic T stage
2 306 (52.8%)
3 + 4 273 (47.2%)
Pathologic N stage
N0 530 (91.5%)
N1 49 (8.5%)
Seminal vesicle invasion
No 452 (78.1%)
Yes 127 (21.9%)
Perineural invasion
No 155 (26.8%)
Yes 424 (73.2%)
Lymphovascular invasion
No 482 (83.2%)
Yes 97 (16.8%)
D’Amico classification
Low risk 60 (10.4%)
Intermediate risk 220 (38.0%)
High risk 299 (51.6%)