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Table 1 Clinicopathologic characteristics of analysed patients. Patient characteristics for 7690 prostate cancer patients identified from the PCOR-VIC registry with complete EPIC-26 data between September 2014 and December 2018 inclusive

From: Mapping disadvantage: identifying inequities in functional outcomes for prostate cancer survivors based on geography

 

Complete (n = 7690)

N (%)

Age – median (IQR)

67 (61–72)

Gleason Risk Group

  ISUP1

1964 (25.5)

  ISUP2

2730 (35.5)

  ISUP3

1399 (18.2)

  ISUP4

705 (9.2)

  ISUP5

892 (11.6)

T stage

  T1

3299 (42.9)

  T2

1875 (24.4)

  T3

508 (6.6)

  T4

48 (0.6)

  Not recorded

1960 (25.5)

N stage

  0

7262 (94.4)

  1

312 (4.1)

  Not recorded

116 (1.5)

M stage

  0

7276 (94.6)

  1

346 (4.5)

  Not recorded

68 (0.9)

  PSA at diagnosis

6.8 (4.9–10.2)

NCCN risk group

  low

1639 (21.3)

  intermediate

3737 (48.6)

  high

1549 (20.1)

  nodal

158 (2.1)

  metastatic

346 (4.5)

  Not classifiable

261 (3.4)

Treatment modality

  Prostatectomy

3985 (51.8)

  WWAS

1831 (23.8)

  Radiation therapy

1415 (18.4)

  ADT

370 (4.8)

  Other

89 (1.2)

Remoteness

  Major Cities

5461 (71)

  Inner Regional

1750 (22.8)

  Outer Regional

479 (6.2)

  IRSAD – median (IQR)

1038 (974–1096)

  1. IQR interquartile range, WWAS watchful waiting active surveillance, IRSAD index of relative socioeconomic advantage and disadvantage