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. 2021 Dec 27;40(2):270–279. doi: 10.5534/wjmh.210117

Table 1. Behaviour of Proclarix, and univariate analysis regarding to clinical characteristics of the study population and its pathologic features.

Characteristic Men Proclarix (%) p-value
Biopsy result 567 (100.0)
Benign 271 (47.8) 21.3 (9.5–34.6) -
Prostate cancer 296 (52.2) 39.6 (24.9–65.7) <0.001a
Grade group in biopsy 296 (100.0)
1 66 (22.3) 26.6 (14.6–40.6) 0.026a
2 87 (29.4) 39.1 (23.2–56.0) <0.001
3 61 (20.6) 38.4 (25.5–53.6) 0.861
4 51 (17.2) 53.6 (31.2–51.0) 0.018
5 31 (10.5) 74.5 (46.3–98.0) 0.047
Clinical stage (TNM) 296 (100.0)
Localized (cT1-2 N0 M0) 263 (88.9) 37.3 (22.6–57.1) <0.001a
Locally advanced (cT3-4 N0 M0) 22 (7.4) 60.1 (36.1–94.9) <0.001
Disseminated (cT1-4 N0-1 M0-1) 11 (3.7) 97.4 (51.6–100) <0.001
Localized prostate cancer recurrence risk 263 (100.0)
Low 56 (21.3) 24.8 (14–4–37.7) 0.198a
Intermediate 136 (51.7) 34.1 (23.6–53.4) <0.001
High 71 (27.0) 57.3 (31.4–80.9) <0.001
Type of prostate cancer 296 (100.0)
Insignificant 66 (22.2) 26.5 (14.6–40.6) 0.024a
Clinically significant 230 (77.8) 45.8 (28.3–70.5) <0.001
Type of pathology 80 (100.0)
Favorable 8 (10.0) 14.9 (6.1–38.7) 0.258a
Unfavorable 72 (90.0) 30.3 (20.0–47.2) 0.048

Values presented as number (%) or median (interquartile range).

ap-value referred to benign biopsy result.