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. 2020 Sep 3;9(2):72–77. doi: 10.1016/j.prnil.2020.08.002

Table 2.

Multivariable Cox proportional hazard model demonstrating the influence of preoperative PSA on the adjusted risk of cancer-specific mortality

Covariates 95% CI P
Year of diagnosis 0.953 0.920 - 0.987 0.0074
Age (years)
<45 (reference)
45–54 0.736 0.387–1.402 0.3518
55–64 0.886 0.472–1.661 0.7049
65–74 1.066 0.567–2.004 0.8421
75–84 1.759 0.879–3.522 0.1107
≥85 6.924 1.505–31.85 0.0129
Race
White (reference)
Black 1.083 0.894–1.312 0.4177
Asian or Pacific Islander 0.649 0.459–0.918 0.0146
American Indian 0.201 0.050–0.804 0.0233
Region
Midwest (reference)
Northeast 1.036 0.806–1.333 0.7816
South 1.111 0.877–1.408 0.3838
West 1.013 0.823–1.247 0.8999
PSA, (ng/ml)
< 4 (reference)
4–10 0.803 0.659–0.978 0.0294
>10 2.307 1.776–2.998 <0.0001
Clinical tumor stage
T1 (reference)
T2 1.459 1.275–1.669 <0.0001
T3 4.099 3.26–5.153 <0.0001
T4 8.066 4.614–14.102 <0.0001
Unknown 1.844 0.76–4.472 0.1761

This analysis adjusted for year of diagnosis, patient demographics, and tumor stage.

CI, confidence interval; PSA, prostate-specific antigen.