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Table 1 Patient characteristics

From: Classifying high-risk versus very high-risk prostate cancer: is it relevant to outcomes of conformal radiotherapy and androgen deprivation?

Parameter

All patients

Patient’s with biochemical failure

N=203

%

N=30

%

Age (year)

 Median (range)

75 (56–89)

-

74.5 (56–86)

-

Clinical stage

 T1-T2a

39

19.2

3

10

 T2b-c

65

32

10

33.3

 T3a

62

30.5

9

30

 T3b-T4

37

18.3

8

26.7

Gleason score

 ≤ 6

15

7.4

1

3.3

 7

45

21.2

8

26.7

 8–10

143

70.4

21

70

PSA

 Median (range)

16 (1.4–449)

-

22.7 (1.4–449)

-

 <10

71

35

8

26.66

 10–20

48

23.6

6

20

 20.1–39.9

51

25.1

5

16.66

 ≥40

33

16.3

11

36.66

>4 cores positive with Gleason 8–10

 ≤4

109

53.7

12

40

 >4

82

40.4

17

56.7

 Unknown

12

5.9

1

3.3

Primary Gleason pattern

 <5

186

91.6

25

83.3

 5

17

8.4

5

16.7

NCCN risk group

 High risk

100

49.3

11

36.7

 VHR

103

50.7

19

63.3

RT technique

 3D

29

14.3

6

20

 IMRT

60

29.6

11

36.7

 VMAT

114

56.1

13

43.3

ADT use

 Yes

197

97

28

93.3

 No

6

3

2

6.66

 Duration ≤ 6 mo

14

6.9

0

0

 Duration 6–24 mo

9

4.4

2

6.66

 Duration ≥ 24 mo

174

85.7

26

86.66

Prostate radiation dose

 <78 Gy 2 Gy/fx.

5

2.5

1

3.3

 78–82 Gy 2 Gy/fx

97

47.8

18

60

 73.6 Gy 2.3 Gy/fx

101

49.7

11

36.7

Pelvic lymph node RT

 Yes

201

99

30

100

 No

2

1

0

0

 46 Gy

88

43.3

16

53.3

 54.4 Gy

113

55.7

14

46.7