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Table 1 Pathological and clinical data of the arrayed prostate cancers

From: High-level expression of protein tyrosine phosphatase non-receptor 12 is a strong and independent predictor of poor prognosis in prostate cancer

 

No. of patients (%)

Study cohort on TMAa

Biochemical relapse among categories

Follow-up

 n

12,208

2759 (22.6%)

 Mean / median (month)

59 / 49

–

Age (y)

  ≤ 50

310

54 (17.4%)

 51–59

3278

656 (20.0%)

 60–69

7539

1693 (22.5%)

  ≥ 70

2251

501 (22.3%)

Pretreatment PSA (ng/ml)

  < 4

1659

242 (14.6%)

 4–10

7942

1355 (17.1%)

 10–20

2807

737 (26.3%)

  > 20

940

397 (42.2%)

pT stage (AJCC 2002)

 pT2

8646

1095 (12.7%)

 pT3a

2904

817 (28.1%)

 pT3b

1765

796 (45.1%)

 pT4

68

51 (75%)

Gleason grade

  ≤ 3 + 3

2638

264 (10.0%)

 3 + 4

7172

1436 (20.0%)

 3 + 4 Tert.5

645

165 (25.6%)

 4 + 3

1224

683 (55.8%)

 4 + 3 Tert.5

987

487 (49.3%)

  ≥ 4 + 4

756

531 (70.2%)

pN stage

 pN0

7899

1821 (23.1%)

 pN+

855

546 (63.9%)

Surgical margin

 Negative

10,768

1833 (17.0%)

 Positive

2613

1059 (40.5%)

  1. Abbreviation: AJCC, American Joint Committee on Cancer
  2. a Numbers do not always add up to 13,660 in the different categories because of cases with missing data