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. 2013 Sep 4;6(5):1245–1252. doi: 10.3892/ol.2013.1563

Table II.

Clinicopathological features of study cohort, associations with p27 IHC and subsets of ERG-negative and -positive cancers.

p27 IHC result (all cancers/ERG-negative/ERG-positive)

Parameter n all n evaluable Negative (%) Weak (%) Moderate (%) Strong (%) P-value
All cancers 4699 3701 (1876/1709) 18.6 (27.8/7.5) 33.5 (36.9/30.3) 28.4 (22.9/34.7) 19.5 (12.4/27.5)
Tumor stage
 pT2 3019 2338 (1260/994) 20.1 (29.5/7.0) 32.9 (36.0/29.5) 27.9 (22.6/34.7) 19.2 (11.9/28.8) 0.0185 (0.0758/0.2009)
 pT3a 946 778 (342/420) 15.8 (23.1/8.1) 33.3 (39.8/28.8) 29.1 (22.0/35.2) 21.9 (15.2/27.9)
 ≥pT3b 527 461 (216/231) 15.0 (22.2/8.7) 37.5 (38.0/37.2) 29.5 (26.4/32.0) 18.0 (13.4/22.1)
Gleason grade
 ≤3+3 1765 1279 (675/552) 25.5 (37.9/9.2) 32.1 (35.1/29.7) 25.9 (20.3/32.6) 16.5 (6.7/28.4) <0.0001 (<0.0001/0.5422)
 3+4 2074 1715 (823/894) 15.0 (23.0/6.6) 34.5 (38.9/30.5) 29.3 (23.9/34.9) 21.2 (14.2/28.0)
 4+3 528 435 (229/193) 14.9 (19.7/7.8) 34.0 (37.6/30.1) 30.1 (23.1/38.3) 20.9 (19.7/23.8)
 ≥4+4 166 145 (88/51) 8.3 (10.2/3.9) 33.1 (30.7/37.3) 34.5 (33.0/35.3) 24.1 (26.1/23.5)
Lymph node metastasis
 N0 2359 1837 (916/877) 16.2 (23.9/7.4) 34.0 (37.7/30.7) 29.5 (24.5/34.9) 20.3 (14.0/27.0) 0.9015 (0.1647/0.6316)
 N+ 174 150 (73/73) 14.0 (17.8/8.2) 34.0 (32.9/35.6) 30.7 (26.0/35.6) 21.3 (23.3/20.6)
Preoperative PSA level (ng/ml)
 <4 672 493 (217/247) 17.0 (26.7/7.7) 30.0 (33.2/27.1) 31.9 (26.3/36.4) 21.1 (13.8/28.8) 0.002 (0.1787/0.0023)
 4–10 2585 2060 (1039/964) 17.9 (27.6/6.2) 33.7 (38.0/30.0) 27.3 (20.1/34.1) 21.0 (13.8/29.8)
 10–20 909 734 (413/303) 21.4 (30.0/9.2) 33.8 (35.6/31.0) 30.0 (24.7/38.3) 14.9 (9.7/21.5)
 >20 311 249 (134/107) 18.1 (20.9/13.1) 39.8 (39.6/41.1) 24.1 (26.1/21.5) 18.1 (13.4/24.3)
Surgical margin
 Negative 3665 2866 (1473/1299) 18.5 (27.5/7.3) 33.7 (37.1/30.3) 27.9 (22.9/34.0) 19.8 (12.6/28.5) 0.6104 (0.9984/0.3255)
 Positive 844 687 (328/340) 18.5 (27.5/8.5) 32.9 (36.9/30.6) 30.3 (22.8/37.1) 18.3 (12.8/23.9)

IHC, immunohistochemistry; PSA, prostate-specific antigen.