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. 2021 May 19;24(4):1158–1166. doi: 10.1038/s41391-021-00378-5

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of Finnish prostate cancer patients.

Total PrCa sample size n = 2738 (%)
Age at diagnosis (years)
 ≤55, young onset 106 (3.90)
 >55 2632 (96.1)
Diagnostic PSA level, ng/mL
 Low, ≤20 2099 (76.7)
 High, >20 484 (17.3)
 Missing data 155 (5.66)
Gleason score
 Low, ≤6 1320 (48.2)
 High, ≥8 368 (13.4)
 Gleason 7 685 (25.0)
 Missing data 365 (13.3)
T stage
 T0/Tx 13 (0.48)
 T1 1105 (40.4)
 T2 972 (35.5)
 T3 443 (16.2)
 T4 97 (3.54)
 Missing data 108 (3.95)
N stage
 N0/Nx 2616 (95.5)
 N1 14 (0.51)
 Missing data 108 (3.95)
M stage
 M0/Mx 2439 (89.1)
 M1 191 (6.98)
 Missing data 108 (3.95)
PSA progression
 Progressed 960 (35.1)
 Missing data 1778 (65.0)
Vital status
 Deceased of PrCa 298 (10.9)
 Deceased of else 928 (33.9)
 Alive 1512 (55.2)
Aggressive PC
 Yesa 1019 (55.9)
 Nob 804 (44.1)

aAggressive prostate cancer is defined as PSA at diagnosis >20 ng/mL or Gleason Score ≥8 or T3/T4 or N1 or M1 or PCM.

bNon-aggressive prostate cancer is defined as PSA at diagnosis ≤20 ng/mL and Gleason Score ≤6 and not T3/T4 and not N1 and not M1 and not PC.