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Table 2 Comparation of clinical, pathological and treatment related variables of patients with positive and negative MRI. Univariate analysis

From: Pelvic MRI findings in relapsed prostate cancer after radical prostatectomy

 

ALL

MR -

MR +

P*

n = 70 (%)

n = 37 (%)

n = 33 (%)

 

PSA (ng/ml) (median)

7.8

7.8

7.75

0.120

Pathologic stage

   

0.256

 pT2

40 (57)

23 (33)

17 (24)

 

 pT3

30 (43)

14 (20)

16 (23)

 

Lymph nodes (20)

   

0.215

 pN0

17 (85)

12 (60)

5 (25)

 

 pN1

3 (15)

1 (5)

2 (10)

 

Gleason score

   

0.527

  ≤ 7

48 (68)

25 (35)

23 (33)

 

  > 7

22 (32)

12 (17)

10 (15)

 

Bladder neck involved (67)

   

0.382

 Yes

7 (10)

3 (4)

4 (6)

 

 No

60 (90)

34 (51)

26 (39)

 

Lymphatic vessel invasion

   

0.249

 Yes

4 (6)

3 (4)

1 (2)

 

 No

2 (3)

2 (3)

0 (0)

 

 Unknown

64 (91)

32 (45.5)

32 (45.5)

 

Positive margins

   

0.510

 Yes

40 (57)

21 (30)

19 (27)

 

 No

30 (43)

16 (23)

14 (20)

 

Lymphadenectomy

   

0.092

 Yes

20 (29)

13 (19)

7 (10)

 

 No

50 (71)

24 (34)

26 (37)

 

Radical prostatectomy

   

0.312

 Open

20 (29)

12 (17)

8 (12)

 

 Laparoscopy/Robotic

50 (71)

25 (35.5)

25 (35.5)

 

N-V bundle preservation

   

0.223

 Yes

32 (46)

19 (27)

13 (19)

 

 No

38 (54)

18 (26)

20 (28)

 

*PSA diagnostic (ng/ml)

   

0.630

 Median

7.77 (3.98–58.63)

7.77 (3.98–58.63)

7.75 (4.1–32)

 

*Nadir postop PSA (ng/ml)

   

0.101

 Median

0.00 (0.00–6.68)

0.00 (0.00–0.70)

0.01 (0.00–6.68)

 

*PSA at recurrence (ng/ml)

   

0.737

 Median

0.38 (0.00–8.05)

0.41 (0.00–1.13)

0.37 (0.15–8.05)

 

*PSADT (months)

   

0.446

 Median

1.62 (0.67–153.24)

14.64 (0.67–49.95)

8.18 (2.48–145.2)

 
  1. *Median and range. Mann-Whitney Test. *pN1 (lymphadenectomy of 11 lymph nodes)
  2. IPSA: PSA at diagnosis, PSApRP: PSA post radical prostatectomy, PSApreRT: PSA at the MRI, PSADT: PSA doubling time