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. 2018 Jul 23;21(4):564–572. doi: 10.1038/s41391-018-0064-7

Table 3.

Impact of patient, tumors, and treatment parameters on 5 years biochemical disease-free survival (univariate analysis)

No. % 5-year bDFS (%) p
Age, years
  ≤65 72 58.5 92.0 0.166
  >65 51 41.5 93.9
pT
  2 17 13.8 92.3 0.515
  3–4 106 86.2 93.2
pN
  0 79 64.2 93.6 0.674
  1 18 14.6 90.0
  X 26 21.1 91.3
Margins status
 R0 51 41.5 93.1 0.441
  R1 72 58.5 92.9
Perineural infiltration
  No 47 38.2 93.9 0.115
  Yes 76 61.8 92.6
PSA pre-surgery, µg/L
  ≤ 10 69 56.1 92.0 0.391
  > 10 54 43.9 93.9
PSA (post surgery), µg/L
  ≤ 0.2 114 92.7 93.2 0.602
  > 0.2 9 7.3 88.9
Histopathologic grade, Gleason score
  ≤ 7 92 74.8 95.5 0.001
  8–10 31 25.2 85.5
Lymphadenectomy
  No 26 21.1 91.3 0.499
 Yes 97 78.9 93.3
Radiotherapy dose to prostatic bed, Gy
  64.8 18 14.6 91.7 0.543
  70.2 105 85.4 93.1
Prophylactic nodal irradiation
  No 52 42.3 96.2 0.273
  Yes 71 57.7 90.3
Adjuvant hormone therapy
  No 38 30.9 91.3 0.486
 Yes 85 69.1 93.7
Adjuvant hormone therapy
  Bicalutamide 48 39.0 92.7 0.611
  LH-RH analog 37 30.1 94.1
Adjuvant hormone therapy
  Short-term (6 months) 23 27.1 100.0 0.183
  Long-term (24 months) 62 72.9 91.8

bDFS biochemical disease-free survival, N number of patients, PSA prostate-specific antigen

The bold entry was to emphasis the significant p valve