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. 2023 Mar 2;6(3):e231439. doi: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2023.1439

Table. Characteristics of the Study Patientsa.

Characteristic Active treatment (n = 11 840) AS/WW (n = 8969) P value
Race
American Indian or Alaska Native 17 (0.1) 14 (0.2) .11
Asian or Pacific Islander 76 (0.6) 72 (0.8)
Black 1125 (9.5) 730 (8.1)
White 5029 (42.5) 3322 (37.0)
Otherb 92 (0.8) 77 (0.9)
Missing 5501 (46.5) 4754 (53.0)
Age decile, y
40s 508 (4.3) 261 (2.9) <.001
50s 3190 (26.9) 2189 (24.4)
60s 5506 (46.5) 4263 (47.5)
70s 2373 (20.0) 2059 (23.0)
80s 256 (2.2) 193 (2.2)
Missing 7 (0.1) 4 (0.0)
Year of diagnosis
2014 1406 (11.9) 506 (5.6) <.001
2015 1466 (12.4) 692 (7.7)
2016 1738 (14.7) 812 (9.1)
2017 1756 (14.8) 967 (10.8)
2018 1677 (14.2) 1250 (13.9)
2019 1650 (13.9) 1747 (19.5)
2020 1383 (11.7) 1870 (20.8)
2021 764 (6.5) 1125 (12.5)
PSA level at diagnosis, ng/mL
Mean (SD) 5.31 (1.97) 5.31 (1.89) .96
Median (range) 5.10 (0.60-10.00) 5.09 (1.00-10.00)
T stage
T1 3506 (29.6) 2354 (26.2) <.001
T2 984 (8.3) 490 (5.5)
Missing 7350 (62.1) 6125 (68.3)

Abbreviations: AS/WW, active surveillance or watchful waiting; PSA, prostate-specific antigen.

SI conversion factors: To convert PSA to micrograms per liter, multiply by 1.

a

Data are presented as number (percentage) of patients unless otherwise indicated.

b

Other race includes any identified race in the electronic health record that did not match 1 of the US Census categories, including multiracial.