The age distribution of the study population was similar in both sexes; mean [SD] age men 44.1 [17.0] years and mean age for women 43.4 [17.6] years.
The mean age of men w/BM was 73 years versus 69 years for men w/oBM and was significantly higher (P < 0.0001) (Table 1).
A total of 10 017 men and 3570 women, aged 64 73 years, were included; the mean age for men was 68 years and for women was 65 years.
Men were slightly older than women (mean age of men = 32.6 years, range = 18 68 versus mean age of women = 29.2 years, range = 18 47).
While the mean age of men with acute UTI was also higher (58.7 years) compared to men with ABU (51.5 years), this difference was not statistically significant (p=0.151).
The mean age of men from Zutphen in 1993 was 78 years (range 72 91); whereas in 2000, the mean age of men from both Crete and Zutphen was 84 years old (range 79 98).
The mean age of men attending these clinics was 70 years, with a slightly lower median age of 65 years among men attending the surgical clinic.
Mean age of men was 57.4 years and mean age of women 55.2 years.
The mean age of men (37.1, SD 14.2, range 15 73 years) was significantly (P < 0.05) lower than the mean age of women (53.9, SD 16.4, range 15 87 years).
