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Table 1 Patients demographics and baseline features

From: Diagnostic value of the UCA1 test for bladder cancer detection: a clinical study

Overall patients (n = 161)

Screening group

Follow-up group

p value

n = 79

n = 83

Clinical featuresa

 Age (median (range))

68 (32–90)

70 (35–90)

 

 Hematuria

48

60.8%

5

6%

p < 0.00001

 Urinary tract infection

8

10.1%

1

1.2%

p = 0.01

 Benign prostatic hyperplasia

18

22.8%

6

7.2%

p = 0.004

 Renal transplant

10

12.7%

5

6%

p = 0.1

 Lithiasis

5

6.3%

1

1.2%

p = 0.09

 Hydronephrosis

7

8.9%

2

2.4%

p = 0.07

 LUTS

12

15.2%

1

1.2%

p = 0.0009

 Schistozomiasis

2

2.5%

0

0%

p = 0.24

 Aristocholic acid nephropathy

5

6.3%

5

6%

p = 1

 Other malignancies

14

17.7%

15

18.1%

p = 1

UCA1 test

    

p = 0.04

 Positive

43

54.4%

33

39.8%

 

 Negative

36

45.6%

50

60.2%

 

Cytology

    

p = 0.09

 Positive

21

26.6%

14

16.9%

 

 Negative

49

62%

59

71.1%

 

 Unsatisfactory

9

11.4%

10

12%

 

Cystoscopy

    

p = 0.56

 Positive

31

39.2%

36

43.4%

 

 Negative

39

49.4%

45

54.2%

 

 Not performed

9

11.4%

2

2.4%

 

Histology

    

p = 0.56

 Benign

12

15.2%

15

18.1%

 

 Malignant

30

38%

39

47%

 

  Urothelial carcinoma

27

 

38

  

  Squamous carcinoma

2

 

0

  

  Adenocarcinoma

0

 

1

  

  Small cell carcinoma

1

 

0

  

 Not performed

37

46.8%

29

34.9%

 

 Stage

  pTis

1

1.3%

6

7.2%

 

  pTa

6

7.6%

15

18%

 

  pT1

9

11.8%

6

7.2%

 

  pT2

9

11.8%

8

9.6%

 

  pT3

4

5.1%

1

1.2%

 

  pT4

1

1.3%

3

3.6%

 

 Grade

  PUNLMP

 

  

  Low grade

7

8.9%

16

19.3%

 

  High grade

19

24%

16

19.3%

 

  CIS

1

1.3%

6

7.2%

 

  Not available

3

3.8%

  

 Multicentricity

  Single tumours

16

20.2%

20

24.1%

 

  Multiple tumours

10

12.6%

11

13.6%

 

  Not available

4

5.1%

1

1.2%

 
  1. aSome patients present multiple clinical features.