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Table 1 Clinical and pathological patient characteristics of the TCGA and CPC-GENE cohorts

From: Cribriform and intraductal prostate cancer are associated with increased genomic instability and distinct genomic alterations

 

Entire cohort

CR/IDC positive

CR/IDC negative

TCGA

CPC-GENE

TCGA

CPC-GENE

TCGA

CPC-GENE

Mean (IQR) or N (%)

Mean (IQR) or N (%)

Mean (IQR) or N (%)

Number

260 (100%)

199 (100%)

80 (31%)

76 (38%)

180 (69%)

123 (62%)

Age (years)

60 (56–66)

61 (57–66)

61 (57–66)

61 (58–66)

60 (55–70)

61 (57–64)

PSA (ng/mL)

10 (5.1–11)

7.6 (4.8–9.3)

12 (6.4–15)

8.1 (4.9–10)

9.5 (4.6–9.7)

7.3 (4.8–9.1)

GS

 3 + 3

96 (37%)

69 (35%)

0

0

96 (53%)

69 (56%)

 3 + 4

78 (30%)

95 (48%)

27 (34%)

44 (58%)

51 (28%)

51 (41%)

 4 + 3

39 (15%)

25 (12%)

22 (27%)

22 (29%)

17 (10%)

3 (3%)

 8

19 (7.3%)

9 (4%)

17 (21%)

9 (12%)

2 (1%)

0

 9–10

28 (11%)

1 (1%)

14 (18%)

1 (1%)

14 (8%)

0

pT stage

 T2

112 (43%)

84 (42%)

20 (25%)

20 (26%)

92 (51%)

64 (52%)

 T3a

80 (31%)

58 (29%)

28 (35%)

26 (35%)

52 (29%)

32 (26%)

 T3b

55 (21%)

15 (8%)

31 (39%)

10 (13%)

24 (13%)

5 (4%)

 T4

4 (2%)

0

1 (1%)

0

3 (2%)

0

 Tx

9 (3%)

42 (21%)

0

20 (26%)

9 (5%)

22 (18%)

  1. GS Gleason score, PSA Prostate Specific Antigen