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. 2016 Mar 9;2016:2674954. doi: 10.1155/2016/2674954

Table 1.

Pretreatment and treatment characteristics.

Frequencies1 (%) Definitive RT (n = 71) Prostatectomy (n = 50) p value
Biopsy Gleason score
 ≤7 0 18 (37%) <0.001
 ≥8 71 (100%) 31 (63%)
Clinical T stage
 ≤T2 63 (88.7%) 47 (96%) 0.162
 T3 8 (11.3%) 2†† (4%)
Clinical N stage
 NX/N0 67 (94.4%) 49 (98%) 0.323
 N1 4 (5.6%) 1 (2%)
Neoadjuvant and/or adjuvant ADT
 Yes 68 (95.8%) 18 (36%) <0.001
 No 3 (4.2%) 32 (64%)
Preexisting diabetes
 Yes 9 (12.7%) 10 (20%) 0.276
 No 62 (87.3%) 40 (80%)
Preexisting coronary artery disease
 Yes 15 (21.1%) 7 (14%) 0.317
 No 56 (78.9%) 43 (86%)

Means2 (range)

Initial PSA: 9.58 (1.1–19.0) 11.52 (2.9–50.0) 0.350
Risk of LN involvement 13.02% (0–36.0%) 8.91% (0–36.0%) 0.006
Age at initial treatment 69.63 (50.44–83.61) 60.91 (42.43–75.34) <0.001
Months of biochemical follow-up 73.74 (12.37–172.0) 60.03 (12.47–166.87) 0.045

1Pearson χ 2 test. 2Independent samples Mann-Whitney U test. p value < 0.05 is considered statistically significant.

3 patients clinically classified as T3 via MRI; 4 via DRE; and 1 via CT.

††2 patients clinically classified as T3 via MRI.

Based on updated Partin tables nomogram [6].

NX: lymph nodes not sampled; N0: lymph nodes negative for disease; N1: lymph nodes positive for disease; RT: radiotherapy; PSA: prostate specific antigen.