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Table 2 Clinical characteristics used in the calculation of the risk score and the association with obesity status

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

Clinical Characteristics

Factor in risk score calculation

Obese (n = 383)

Overweight (n = 820)

Normal Weight (n = 373)

F or Chi-Square p-Value

Kattan

CaPSURE/CPDR

Pre-surgery PSA ng/mL, mean, SD

X

X

6.3, 6.2

6.1, 5.7

6.1, 6.5

0.861

Pathological staging

Extracapsular Extension, N (%)

X

X

125 (32.6)

204 (24.9)

87 (23.3)

0.005

Seminal Vesicle Invasion, N (%)

X

 

37 (9.7)

43 (5.2)

29 (7.8)

0.016

Lymph Node, N (%)

X

 

6 (1.6)

6 (0.7)

0 (0.0)

0.045

Pathological Gleason Score

 

X

6.7, 0.8

6.5, 0.8

6.5, 0.9

0.001

Pathological Gleason Grade1 ≥ 4, N (%)

X

 

57 (14.9)

87 (10.6)

34 (9.1)

0.045

Pathological Gleason Grade 2 ≥ 4, N (%)

X

 

145 (37.9)

252 (30.7)

101 (27.1)

0.019

Surgery Year, range

X

 

1990–2014

1989–2015

1987–2014

 

Surgical Margin, N (%)

X

 

87 (22.7)

154 (18.8)

54 (14.5)

0.016

Adjuvant Radiotherapy, N (%)

X

 

24 (6.3)

34 (4.2)

10 (2.7)

0.050

African American, N (%)

 

X

103 (26.9)

160 (19.5)

59 (15.8)

.001

  1. Summary statistics are provided prior to multiple imputation. Missing data is as follows: pre-surgery psa [17], pathological gleason score [3], SVI [18], lymph node [17], extracapsular extension [36], surgical margin [12], pgrade1 (476), pgrade2 (511). Complete data was available for surgery year and adjuvant radiotherapy