OBJECTIVES: To estimate the 2010 incidence of PCa in Spain and describe the clinical profile of newly-diagnosed cases using a nationwide hospital-based registry. MATERIAL AND METHODS: National epidemiological study in 25 public hospitals with a specific reference population according to the National Health System. Sociodemographic and clinical variables of all newly diagnosed, histopathological confirmed PCa cases were collected in 2010, in the area of influence of each centre. The age-standardised PCa incidence was determined based on the age distribution of the Spanish population in Spain and in 3 regions: Andalusia, Catalonia and Region of Madrid. RESULTS: 4,087 new cases of PCa were diagnosed for a reference population of 4,933,940 men (21.8% of the Spanish male population). The estimated age-standardised PCa incidence was 82.27 cases per 100,000 men in Spain, 70,38 in Andalusia, 85,70 in Catalonia and 92,29 in the Region of Madrid. Mean age at diagnosis was 69 years. Median PSA was 8 ng/ml. Gleason score was ≤6 in 56.5%, 7 in 26.7% and >7 in 16.8% of patients. At diagnosis, 90% had localised disease. CONCLUSIONS: In the 3 Regions analyzed, around 80-90% of the cases are diagnosed in a clinical localised stage. The incidence rates in Andalusía, Catalonia and Region of Madrid show a great difference between them due to several factors.
OBJECTIVES: To estimate the 2010 incidence of PCa in Spain and describe the clinical profile of newly-diagnosed cases using a nationwide hospital-based registry. MATERIAL AND METHODS: National epidemiological study in 25 public hospitals with a specific reference population according to the National Health System. Sociodemographic and clinical variables of all newly diagnosed, histopathological confirmed PCa cases were collected in 2010, in the area of influence of each centre. The age-standardised PCa incidence was determined based on the age distribution of the Spanish population in Spain and in 3 regions: Andalusia, Catalonia and Region of Madrid. RESULTS: 4,087 new cases of PCa were diagnosed for a reference population of 4,933,940 men (21.8% of the Spanish male population). The estimated age-standardised PCa incidence was 82.27 cases per 100,000 men in Spain, 70,38 in Andalusia, 85,70 in Catalonia and 92,29 in the Region of Madrid. Mean age at diagnosis was 69 years. Median PSA was 8 ng/ml. Gleason score was ≤6 in 56.5%, 7 in 26.7% and >7 in 16.8% of patients. At diagnosis, 90% had localised disease. CONCLUSIONS: In the 3 Regions analyzed, around 80-90% of the cases are diagnosed in a clinical localised stage. The incidence rates in Andalusía, Catalonia and Region of Madrid show a great difference between them due to several factors.
Authors: Xavier Bonfill; María José Martinez-Zapata; Robin W M Vernooij; María José Sánchez; María Morales Suárez-Varela; Javier de la Cruz; José Ignacio Emparanza; Montserrat Ferrer; José Ignacio Pijoán; Juan M Ramos-Goñi; Joan Palou; Stefanie Schmidt; Víctor Abraira; Javier Zamora Journal: BMC Urol Date: 2015-07-02 Impact factor: 2.264
Authors: Cayetano Fernández-Sola; Álvaro Martínez-Bordajandi; Ana Patricia Puga-Mendoza; José Manuel Hernández-Padilla; Vinicius Jobim-Fischer; María Del Mar López-Rodríguez; José Granero-Molina Journal: Am J Mens Health Date: 2020 Mar-Apr