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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Urol. 2015 Mar 7;194(2):316–322. doi: 10.1016/j.juro.2015.02.2943

Table 1.

Clinical and pathological characteristics in 102 patients with isolated ipsilateral RPR at time of original radical nephrectomy

N (%) or Median (IQR)

All patients 102 (100)

Age, years 55 (49-64)

Gender
Female 73 (71.6)
Male 29 (28.4)

Race
White 83 (81.4)
Non-White 19 (18.6)

Laterality of prior nephrectomy
Right 71 (68.9)
Left 31 (30.1)

Prior nephrectomy type
Open 81 (79.4)
Laparoscopic 20 (19.6)
Robotic 1 (1)

Prior nephrectomy done at outside institution
Yes 86 (84.3)
No 16 (15.7)

Original tumor diameter at prior nephrectomy, cm 8 (5.3-10.3)

Pathological T-stage at time of prior nephrectomy
T1 20 (19.6)
T2 20 (19.6)
T3a 45 (44.1)
T3b 13 (12.7)
T3c 1 (1)
T4 3 (3)

Pathological N-stage at time of prior nephrectomy
Nx/N0 82 (80.4)
N1 20 (19.6)

Histology at time of prior nephrectomy
Clear Cell 66 (64.7)
Non-Clear Cell 36 (35.3)

Fuhrman grade at time of prior nephrectomy
1-2 28 (27.4)
3-4 74 (72.6)

Sarcomatoid de-differentiation at time of prior nephrectomy
Yes 9 (8.7)
No 93 (91.3)

Necrosis
Yes 20 (20.6)
No 81 (79.4)

Adrenalectomy at time of prior nephrectomy
Yes 38 (37.3)
No 64 (62.7)

RPLND at time of prior nephrectomy
Yes 27 (26.4)
No 75 (73.6)

Positive surgical margin at time of prior nephrectomy
Yes 14 (13.7)
No 88 (86.3)