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Table 1 Clinical and pathological characteristics of patients included in the overall risk analysis (n = 372)

From: Short-term prognosis of low-risk prostate cancer patients is favorable despite the presence of pathological prognostic factors: a retrospective study

Overall Risk Patients Analysis (n = 372)

Age (yr)

Median (range)

68 (43–76)

PSA

Median (range)

7.8 (2.78–90.5)

PSAD

Median (range)

0.3 (0.06–5.36)

Risk Stratification

Low (%)

46 (12)

Intermediate

Favorable (%)

96 (26)

Unfavorable (%)

80 (22)

High (%)

127 (34)

Very high (%)

23 (6)

GGa

1 (%)

41 (11)

2 (%)

141 (38)

3 (%)

90 (24)

4 (%)

36 (10)

5 (%)

64 (17)

LVI

Positive (%)

37 (10)

EPE

Positive (%)

105 (28)

SM

Positive (%)

111 (30)

SVI

Positive (%)

30 (8)

IDCP

Positive (%)

66 (18)

pT

2 (%)

265 (71)

3a (%)

77 (21)

3b (%)

30 (8)

Follow-up Duration (mo)

Median (range)

18 (0–74)

  1. PSA Prostate-specific antigen, PSAD PSA density, GG Grade group, LVI Lymphovascular invasion, EPE Extraprostatic extension, SM Surgical margins, SVI Seminal vesicle invasion, IDCP Intraductal carcinoma of the prostate, pT Pathological T stage
  2. aGG is in RP specimen