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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Nov 28.
Published in final edited form as: J Urol. 2019 Jun 19;202(6):1150–1158. doi: 10.1097/JU.0000000000000392

Table 1:

Patients Demographics and Baseline Characteristics, CEASAR study, 2011-2012

Patient Characteristics Subjects
(N=2563)
Age at diagnosis (Median, IQR) 64 (58,69)
Race
 White 74% (1884)
 Black 14% ( 359)
 Hispanic 7% ( 187)
 Asian 3% ( 80)
 Other 1% ( 37)
Education
 <High school 10% (250)
 High school graduate 21% (500)
 Some college 22% (533)
 College graduate 23% (562)
 Graduate or professional school 24% (588)
Marital status
 Not married 20% ( 474)
 Married 80% (1953)
TIBI Comorbidity score
 0-2 28% ( 690)
 3-4 42% (1024)
 >= 5 30% ( 731)
D’Amico prostate cancer risk
 Low risk 45% (1151)
 Intermediate risk 39% ( 988)
 High risk 16% ( 418)
Prostate specific antigen, ng/mL
 [0,4] 21% ( 529)
 (4,10] 66% (1693)
 (10,20] 10% ( 257)
 (20,50] 3% ( 84)
Clinical stage
 T1 76% (1943)
 T2 24% ( 609)
Biopsy Gleason score
 6 or less 52% (1331)
 3 + 4 28% ( 707)
 4 + 3 10% ( 264)
 8,9,10 10% ( 253)
Any hormone therapy in the first year
 No 86% (2157)
 Yes 14% ( 346)
Accrual site
 Louisiana 28% (725)
 Utah 8% (206)
 Atlanta 12% (309)
 Los Angeles County, CA 29% (731)
 New Jersey 16% (411)
 CaPSURE 7% (181)

Abbreviations: CaPSURE- Cancer of the Prostate Strategic Urologic Research Endeavor