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Table 2 Baseline characteristics of patients with prostate cancer based on mGPS categories

From: The modified Glasgow prognostic score in prostate cancer: results from a retrospective clinical series of 744 patients

 

The modified Glasgow prognostic score (mGPS)

P-value

mGPS = 0

mGPS = 1

mGPS = 2

 

Patients, n (%)

Patients, n (%)

Patients, n (%)

 

Age at incidence (years)

    

   Age < 65

88 (25.29)

71 (21.78)

7 (10.00)

0.014

   Age 65-74

127 (36.49)

112 (34.36)

22 (31.43)

   Age ≥ 75

133 (38.22)

143 (43.87)

41 (58.57)

Gleason score

    

   Gleason < 7

95 (27.30)

67 (20.55)

15 (21.43)

<0.001

   Gleason = 7

85 (24.43)

51 (15.64)

6 (8.57)

   Gleason 8-10

124 (35.63)

113 (34.66)

25 (35.71)

   Unknown Gleason

44 (12.64)

95 (29.14)

24 (34.29)

SIMD 2006, Quintiles

    

   1 (most deprived)

117 (33.62)

128 (39.26)

27 (38.57)

0.219

   2

71 (20.40)

70 (21.47)

9 (12.86)

   3

46 (13.22)

45 (13.80)

9 (12.86)

   4

43 (12.36)

28 (8.59)

13 (18.57)

   5 (least deprived)

71 (20.40)

55 (16.87)

12 (17.14)

Prostate specific antigen (ug/l)

    

   PSA < 10

140 (40.35)

99 (30.46)

26 (37.14)

<0.001

   PSA 10-20

69 (19.88)

42 (12.92)

4 (5.71)

   PSA > 20

138 (39.77)

184 (56.62)

40 (57.14)

Previous inpatient bed days

    

   0

200 (57.47)

174 (53.37)

30 (42.86)

0.022

   1-7

73 (20.98)

65 (19.94)

17 (24.29)

   8-28

55 (15.80)

64 (19.63)

11 (15.71)

   29+

20 (5.75)

23 (7.06)

12 (17.14)