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Table 2 Associations between categorized BPH/PV-related PRS and risk of prostate cancer-specific mortality in prostate cancer prognosis cohort

From: Genetic risk assessment of lethal prostate cancer using polygenic risk score and hereditary cancer susceptibility genes

 

75–100th PRS

50–75th PRS

25–50th PRS

0–25th PRS

P-trend

Mean age at PCa death (SD), yr

72.2 (5.0)

71.9 (5.1)

71.6 (5.7)

71.1 (5.5)

0.17

Proportion of deceased

5.5% (199/3,638)

6.6% (241/3637)

7.1% (260/3,637)

7.1% (259/3,637)

0.01

ORa (95%CI)

1 (Ref.)

1.36 (1.10–1.69)

1.44 (1.16–1.79)

1.37 (1.10–1.70)

4.95 × 10–3

HRa (95%CI)

1 (Ref.)

1.33 (1.11–1.61)

1.34 (1.11–1.62)

1.41 (1.17–1.71)

7.52 × 10–4

5-year survival probability (95% CI, %)

96.3 (95.7–97.0)

95.9 (95.2–96.6)

94.9 (94.1–95.6)

94.8 (94.0–95.6)

3.10 × 10–3

10-year survival probability (95% CI, %)

93.5 (92.6–94.5)

92.2 (91.2–93.3)

91.7 (90.6–92.8)

91.6 (90.3–92.6)

8.44 × 105

20-year survival probability (95% CI, %)

87.4 (84.0–90.8)

84.5 (81.4–87.8)

84.2 (81.0–87.5)

83.7 (80.4–87.1)

 < 2.20 × 1016

Restricted mean survival time (95% CI, %)

0 (Ref.)

− 0.01

(− 0.26 to 0.24)

− 0.09

(− 0.34 to 0.15)

− 0.37

(− 0.61 to − 0.14)

1.88 × 10–3

  1. PCa, Prostate cancer; vs., versus; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; Ref, reference
  2. aOR and HR is calculated by logistic and cox mixed-effect model (based on sample relatedness) adjusted for kinship, age at onset, charlson comorbidity index score, genotyping batches, and 10 principal components