Table 1.

Twenty-two cases of prostatic SFT reported in the literature

Ref.	Age years	Clinical symptoms	Serum PSA	HypoG	Biopsy	Treatment	Pathol. margins	Pathol. tumor size, cm	Necrosis	Mitotic count (per 10HPF)	Cellu-larity	Outcome
[6]	72	obstructive urinary S and pelvic pressure	NA	no	no	TUR	NA	NA	no	<2	low	NA
[10]	42	obstructive urinary and rectal S	NA	NA	no	CP	NA	14	yes	NA	NA	NR10 months
[5]	59	obstructive urinary S	normal	NA	yes	observation	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
[13]	65*	obstructive urinary S	NA	NA	no	CP + RT	R2	large'	yes	NA	high	NR 2 months
[8]	57	none (rectal examination)	normal	no	yes	P	R0	10	no	<1	low	NR 15 months
[8]	73	obstructive urinary S	normal	no	no	P	NA	6	no	4	high	NR 21 months
[9]	42	obstructive urinary S	normal	NA	yes	P	R0	NA	NA	2	high	NR 18 months
[4]	21	obstructive urinary S	NA	NA	yes	enucleation (24-mm nodule^	NA I	NA	NA	0	NA	NA
[11]	87	obstructive urinary S and hematuria	normal	NA	no	emergency hemostatic P	Rl	>9	yes	15	high	Death (day 1 postoperative-
[12]	35	obstructive urinary S	normal	NA	yes	enucleation	Rl	5.2	no	NA	low	Local relapse 12 months
[14]	median: 65** (range 46–75;	obstructive urinary S I	NA	no	NA	TUR (1 pt); P (4 pts); CP (2 pts); pelvic exenteration (2 pts); enucleation (1 Pt)	NA	median: 10.5** (range 8.5–15)	yes	0 (5 pts); 3–5 (5 pts)	NA	NA (4 pts) death (7 months, unrelated cause: 1 pt) NR 1 to 10 years (5 pts)
[7]	37	obstructive urinary S	NA	NA	yes	enucleation	Rl	10	NA	1	high	NR 24 months
[3]	60	obstructive urinary S	normal	NA	yes	P	R0	8	no	1	low	NR 6 months
Our case	60	obstructive urinary S	normal	no	yes	CP	R0	15	yes	4	high	NR 28 months

^*This case is also included in [14]

^**10 cases, including the case reported in [13]. S = Symptoms; NA = not available; HypoG = hypoglycemia; TUR = transurethral resection; CP = cystoprostatectomy; P = prostatectomy; RT = radiotherapy; NR = no relapse.