Table 1 Characteristics of enrolled patients.

From: The role of urine derived exosome metalloproteinases as biomarkers for prostate cancer detection may be confounded by non-malignant prostatic inflammation

Ā 

N = 147

Age, median (IQR) in years

61.7 (56-69.7)

Urine specimen type, n (%)

Ā Prebiopsy

Ā Pre-prostatectomy

Ā Healthy subjects

62 (42.2%)

37 (25.2%)

48 (32.7%)

Total PSA at enrollment (PCa patients), median (IQR) in ng/ml

6.7 (4.9–9.6)

Total PSA at enrollment (negative biopsy patients), median (IQR) in ng/ml

6.5 (5.4–9.3)

PCa status, n (%)

Ā PCa diagnosis

Ā No PCa diagnosis

78 (53.1%)

69 (46.9%)

Stage at diagnosis, n (%)

Ā < T3

 ≄ T3

Ā N1M0

Ā N1M1

Ā Missing

53 (83.4%)

5 (8.4%)

2 (3.3%)

3 (5%)

15

Gleason score at diagnosis, n (%)

Ā < 8

 ≄ 8

Ā Missing

57 (80.3%)

14 (19.7%)

7

Metastasis at diagnosis, n (%)

Ā None

Ā Presence of metastasis

Ā Missing

96 (97%)

3 (3%)

48

Development of distant metastases, n (%)

Ā None

Ā Development of metastatic lesions

Ā Missing

93 (93.9%)

6 (6.1%)

48

Initial treatment received, n (%)

Ā Robot-Assisted Radical Prostatectomy

Ā Androgen deprivation

Ā Active surveillance

Ā Radiotherapy

Ā Missing

52 (75.4%)

9 (13%)

4 (5.8%)

4 (5.8%)

9

Status at the 5-year follow-up, n (%)

Ā Alive

Ā Lost to follow-up

Ā Deceased

Ā Missing

73 (76.8%)

21 (22.1%)

1 (1.1%)

52

  1. IQR: interquartile range; PCa: prostate cancer; PSA: prostate-specific antigen; TNM: tumor size (T), number of lymph nodes involved (N) and metastatic lesions (M)