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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of pT3a prostate carcinomas with regards to SARIFA-status

From: SARIFA as a new histopathological biomarker is associated with adverse clinicopathological characteristics, tumor-promoting fatty-acid metabolism, and might predict a metastatic pattern in pT3a prostate cancer

    

SARIFA-status

 

Variable

All cases

SARIFA-positive

SARIFA-negative

 
  

n = 301

100%

n = 178

59%

n = 123

41%

p-value

Age in years, at surgery, median (range)

68 (46–87)

68 (52–87)

68 (46–83)

0.336

iPSAa (mean ± standard deviation), in ng/ml

14.85 ± 15.19

17.41 ± 18.39

11.28 ± 7.80

0.004

pN category

pN0

212

70%

119

67%

93

76%

0.162

 

pN1

87

29%

57

32%

30

24%

 

NA

2

1%

2

1%

0

0%

Gleason Score

6

11

4%

3

2%

8

7%

0.015

 

7

183

61%

107

60%

76

62%

 

8

48

16%

24

14%

24

20%

 

9

53

18%

39

22%

14

11%

 

10

6

2%

5

3%

1

1%

Lymphatic invasion

L0

216

72%

128

72%

88

72%

0.079

 

L1

26

9%

20

11%

6

5%

 

NA

59

20%

30

17%

29

24%

Vascular invasion

V0

230

76%

140

79%

90

73%

0.137

 

V1

12

4%

9

5%

3

2%

 

NA

59

20%

29

16%

30

24%

Perineural invasion

Pn0

8

3%

4

2%

4

3%

0.449

 

Pn1

252

84%

153

86%

99

81%

 

NA

41

14%

21

12%

20

16%

R status

R0

172

57%

93

52%

79

64%

0.039

 

R1

129

43%

85

48%

44

36%

Extraprostatic extension

focal

158

52%

82

46%

76

62%

 < 0.001

 

non-focal

97

32%

39

22%

7

6%

 

NA

46

15%

57

32%

40

33%

  1. p-values that are statistically significant are highlighted in bold
  2. aiPSA: initial prostate specific antigen values were only available for 211 patients (123 SARIFA-positive, 88 SARIFA-negative). SARIFA Stroma-AReactive-Invasion-Front-Areas, pT depth of invasion, pN lymph node status, R status residual tumor status; Extraprostatic extension according to Ball et al. [19]