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. 2014 May 28;9:122. doi: 10.1186/1748-717X-9-122

Table 5.

Univariate and multivariate associations with late grade 3 genitourinary toxicity

Variables
Associated level
Late grade 3 GU toxicity
    Hazard ratio (95% CI) p-value
Univariate analysis
 
 
 
Age (years)
Continuous
1.031 (0.921-1.154)
0.596
Risk group*
Intermediate
0.659 (0.079-5.481)
0.699
Prostate volume#
Continuous
0.928 (0.835-1.032)
0.170
Number of Applicators
Continuous
1.247 (0.906-1.718)
0.176
PTV volume (cm3)
Continuous
1.014 (0.974-1.056)
0.504
PTV V100 (%)
Continuous
>1000 (0.000- > 1000)
0.371
PTV D90 (Gy)
Continuous
83.476 (0.019- > 1000)
0.301
Urethral volume (cm3)
Continuous
41.143 (2.754-614.621)
0.007
Urethral D1 (Gy)
Continuous
6.946 (0.000- > 1000)
0.692
Urethral V100 (cm3)
Continuous
183.29 (6.785- > 1000)
0.002
Urethral V120 (cm3)
Continuous
926.461 (2.653- > 1000)
0.022
Urethral V125 (cm3)
Continuous
405.747 (0.249- > 1000)
0.111
Acute grade 3 GU toxicity
Yes
7.846 (0.876-70.307)
0.066
Multivariate analysis
 
 
 
Urethral volume (cm3)
Continuous
338.940 (9.502- > 1000)
0.001
Urethral V100 (cm3)
Continuous
-
 
Urethral V120 (cm3)
Continuous
5778.111 (14.398- > 1000)
0.005
Acute grade 3 GU toxicity Yes -  

Abbreviations: GU genitourinary, PTV planning target volume, PTV V 100 percentage of PTV receiving ≥100% of prescribed dose, D 90 dose administered to 90% of the PTV, Urethral V 100 -V150 absolute urethral volume that received a dose ≥100%, 120%, 125%, 150% of the prescribed dose, Urethral D 1 maximal dose that encompass 1% of the urethral volume, *according to the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN), #pre-treatment, ADT androgen deprivation therapy.