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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Urol. 2009 Aug 14;182(4):1350–1356. doi: 10.1016/j.juro.2009.06.070

Table 1. Patient characteristics.

The information on the pre- and post-biopsy parameters was assessed by pathologic examination of the surgical specimens (Gleason sum (biopsy or radical prostatectomy, margin status, extra prostatic extension (EPE), seminal vesicle invasion and lymph node status) and the available clinical information (age, PSA and clinical stage). In this study all patients were node negative. Therefore, these parameters are considered as baseline covariates. Mean ± SD staining scores for HA and HYAL1 are shown.

Characteristics Recurred Non-Recurred

Number of patients 23 38

Age Mean: 62.4 Mean: 61.1
Median: 65; 95% CI: 57 – 66 Median: 63; 95% CI: 59 – 65

Parameters available at biopsy stage

PSA Mean: 12.8 Mean: 8.3
Median: 13; 95% CI: 6.7 – 15.7 Median: 7.3; 95% CI: 6 – 8.4

Gleason sum GL6=10 GL6=28
GL7=5 GL7=9
GL8=4 GL9=1
GL9=4

Clinical Stagea T1C=14 T1C=20
T2A=5 T2A=6
T2B=3 T2B=10
T3=1 T3=2

HA staining 182.1 ± 94.1 87 ± 75.8

HYAL1 staining 203.9 ± 88.6 48.8 ± 75.7

Parameters available after prostatectomy

Gleason sum GL5= 0 GL5=2
GL6= 4 GL6=14
GL7= 8 GL7=15
GL8= 6 GL8=6
GL9= 5 GL9=1

EPE (+) 14 (+) 4
(−) 9 (−) 34

Pathologic Stage T2 = 6 T2 = 34
T3a = 7 T3a = 1
T3b = 10 T3b = 3

Seminal vesicle invasion (+) 10 (+) 3
(−) 13 (−) 35

Margin +) 14 (+) 8
(−) 9 (−) 30

HA staining 236 ± 81.1 125 ± 96.4

HYAL1 staining 266.3 ±53 86.7 ± 89.5