Table 3 Summary of Key Variables in MAST Trial Data

From: Mitigating bias in prostate cancer diagnosis using synthetic data for improved AI driven Gleason grading

Variable

Count

Mean (SD)

Median

Range (Min–Max)

Notes

Patient Characteristics

Age at Diagnosis (years)

141

62.8 ( ± 8.5)

63

43–85

NCCN Risk Group

138

Very Low (61), Low (53), Intermediate (24)

Days in Study

138

792.3 ( ± 622.9)

713.5

100–5189

Overall Progression

141

Yes (70), No (71)

Histological Progression

141

Yes (66), No (75)

Imaging and Biopsy Scores

Highest PIRADS at Baseline MRI

138

3.10 ( ± 1.48)

4

0–5

Highest PIRADS at 12 Months

61

2.57 ( ± 1.8)

3

0–5

Highest PIRADS at 36 Months

44

1.80 ( ± 1.87)

1.5

0–5

Gleason Grade Progression

Gleason Grade at Baseline

43

0.44 ( ± 0.50)

0

0–2

Based on systematic and targeted cores

Gleason Grade at 12 Months

43

0.58 ( ± 0.50)

1

0–2

Gleason Grade at 24 Months

43

0.56 ( ± 0.50)

1

0–2

Gleason Grade at 36 Months

43

0.58 ( ± 0.66)

1

0–3

Greater variability noted