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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of the study cohorts

From: Genetic variants in the circadian rhythm pathway as indicators of prostate cancer progression

Characteristic

 

Localized prostate cancer cohort

 Patients, n

458

 Age at diagnosis

  Median, years (IQR)

66 (61–70)

 PSA at diagnosis

  Median, ng/mL (IQR)

11.1 (7.1–17.5)

 Pathologic Gleason score, n (%)

  < 7

160 (35.3)

  7

232 (51.2)

  > 7

61 (13.5)

 Pathologic stage, n (%)

  T1/T2

303 (67.2)

  T3/T4/N1

148 (32.8)

  M1

0 (0.0)

 Disease progression

  No

274 (59.8)

  Yes

184 (40.2)

Advanced prostate cancer cohort

 Patients, n

324

 Age at diagnosis

  Median, years (IQR)

72 (66–78)

 PSA at ADT initiation

  Median, ng/mL (IQR)

32.6 (9.4–123.4)

 Biopsy Gleason score at diagnosis, n (%)

  < 7

70 (22.2)

  7

131 (41.5)

  > 7

115 (36.4)

 Clinical stage at diagnosis, n (%)

  T1/T2

92 (28.6)

  T3/T4/N1

103 (32.0)

  M1

127 (39.4)

 PSA nadir

  Median, ng/mL (IQR)

0.12 (0.01–1.08)

 Treatment modality

  ADT as primary treatment

138 (42.7)

  ADT for post RP PSA failure

39 (12.1)

  ADT for post RT PSA failure

6 (1.9)

  Neoadjuvant/adjuvant ADT with RT

101 (31.3)

  Others

39 (12.1)

 Disease progression

  No

28 (8.6)

  Yes

296 (91.4)

  1. IQR, interquartile range; PSA, prostate-specific antigen; ADT, androgen-deprivation therapy; RP, radical prostatectomy; RT, radiation therapy