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Table 1 Baseline characteristics and the association with obesity status and time to PCa recurrence

From: Performance of prostate cancer recurrence nomograms by obesity status: a retrospective analysis of a radical prostatectomy cohort

Patient Characteristic

Obese (n = 383)

Overweight (n = 820)

Normal Weight (n = 373)

F or Chi-Square p-value

Hazard Ratio (95% CI)

Age in Years (Mean, SD)

58.6, 6.4

59.6, 6.8

60.0, 7.2

.014

1.009 (0.991,1.027)

Years Since Surgery (Mean, SD)

11.4, 5.8

12.2, 5.6

12.8, 5.9

.004

0.988 (0.965,1.011)

PSA mass μg (mean, SD)

89.8, 95.6

65.5, 65.8

50.0, 56.9

< 0.001

1.004 (1.004, 1.005)

Exercised, N (%)

.009

 

 More than once per week

144 (56.0)

344 (64.4)

157 (69.2)

1.084 (0.770,1.527)

 Once per week or less

113 (44.0)

190 (35.6)

70 (30.8)

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Marital status, N (%)

.161

 

 Married

269 (79.1)

623 (83.6)

276 (83.6)

0.964 (0.692,1.342)

 Unmarried

71 (20.9)

122 (16.4)

54 (16.4)

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Race, N (%)

< 0.001

 

 African American

103 (26.9)

160 (19.5)

59 (15.8)

1.564 (1.210,2.021)

 Other

280 (73.1)

660 (80.5)

314 (84.2)

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Smoking status, N (%)

.087

 

 Current

31 (8.8)

56 (7.4)

41 (12.0)

1.440 (0.926, 2.240)

 Former

161 (45.9)

334 (43.9)

135 (39.6)

1.244 (0.962,1.608)

 Never

159 (45.3)

371 (48.8)

165 (48.4)

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Education, N (%)

.165

 

 College or higher

213 (61.9)

510 (66.1)

239 (68.7)

0.845 (0.657,1.086)

 Less than college

131 (38.1)

262 (33.9)

109 (31.3)

Ref

  1. Summary statistics are provided prior to multiple imputation. Column percentages exclude missing data: PSA mass (n = 185), exercise (558), marital status (161), smoking status (123), education (112)