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Table 1 Patient demographics and magnetic resonance imaging findings (n = 251)

From: The addition of a sagittal image fusion improves the prostate cancer detection in a sensor-based MRI /ultrasound fusion guided targeted biopsy

 

Group A (n = 162)

Group B (N = 89)

p-value

Median (IQR) age, years

67 (61–72)

68 (60–71)

0.846

Median (IQR) PSA. ng/ml

8.10 (6.05–14.00)

8.59 (5.65–12.32)

0.997

Median IQR) f/t PSA-ratio,%

12 (9–17)

13 (9–19)

0.309

Median (IQR) prostate volume, ml

48 (35–60)

50 (37–70)

0.087

Suspicous DRE, n (%)

23 (14%)

26 (29%)

0.007

No. of prior biopsies, n (%)

 Primary biopsy

53 (33%)

41 (46%)

0.041

 1

59 (36%)

28 (32%)

0.489

 2

33 (20%)

13 (15%)

0.308

  ≥3

17 (10%)

7 (8%)

0.655

Localization of lesions with maximum PI-RADS on mpMRI, n (%)

 Apex

72 (44%)

35 (39%)

0.505

 Midgland

43 (27%)

32 (36%)

0.149

 Base

47 (29%)

22 (25%)

0.555

 Anterior

45 (28%)

28 (32%)

0.563

Median (IQR) no. of lesions per patient

1 (1–2)

1 (1–2)

0.451

Maximum diameter of lesions (mm)

14 (10–17)

13 (10–18)

0.885

Mean (SD) of cores taken per patient

13.7 (±1.6)

13.2 (±1.2)

0.009

Mean (SD) TBs per patient

3.8 (±1.5)

3.4 (±0.9)

0.031

Maximum mpMRI Score, n (%)a

 PI-RADS 3

31 (19%)

8 (9%)

0.044

 PI-RADS 4

83 (51%)

43 (48%)

0.693

 PI-RADS 5

48 (30%)

38 (43%)

0.051

  1. PSA prostate-specific antigen, IQR interquartile range, SD standard deviation, DRE digital rectal examination, mpMRI multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging, PI-RADS Prostate Imaging Reporting and Data System, TB targeted biopsy
  2. aFor patients with multiple lesions the highest PI-RADS score is stated