Background Attempts to reduce prostate cancer (PC) mortality require an understanding of
temporal changes in the characteristics of men with lethal PC. Objective To describe the …

Background: There have been large changes in the pattern of detection, work-up and
treatment of men with prostate cancer during the last two decades. Therefore, we aimed to …

Background Current knowledge of the validity of registry data on prostate cancer-specific
death is limited. We aimed to determine the underlying cause of death among Danish men …

Purpose The objective of the study was to compare patterns of survival 2001–2004 in
prostate cancer patients from England, Norway and Sweden in relation to age and period of …

Background A growing proportion of men diagnosed with localized prostate cancer detected
through prostate-specific antigen testing are dying from causes other than prostate cancer …

Background The diagnostic characteristics of men who eventually die from prostate cancer
(PCa) and the extent to which early diagnostic strategies have affected these characteristics …

The impact of changes in diagnostic activity and treatment options on prostate cancer
epidemiology remains a subject of debate. Newly published long-term survival outcomes …

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in Norwegian males, and the majority of men
have no distant metastases at the time of diagnosis. These men are potential candidates for …

Purpose We compared clinical characteristics and cancer specific mortality in men
diagnosed with prostate cancer before vs after age 50 years. Materials and Methods A total …

Results: A total of 9,666 men were selected for each treatment strategy. The 7-year
cumulative incidence of PCa death decreased in all risk and treatment groups. For example …