Research Article

Complete PSA Remission without Adjuvant Therapy after Secondary Lymph Node Surgery in Selected Patients with Biochemical Relapse after Radical Prostatectomy and Pelvic Lymph Node Dissection

Table 1

Summary of the patient characteristics.

PatientAge (yr)Primary
treatment
Initial tumour stageGleason scoreHormonal therapy
after primary
treatment
Radiotherapy after primary
treatment
PSA
initial
(ng/mL)
PSA1
(ng/mL)
PET/CT
positive LN

161RPE + PLNDpT3a pN0 cM0 R03 + 44.130.921
259RPE + PLNDpT2c pN0 cM0 R04 + 3+26.74.091
364RPE + Splnd +
ePLND right
pT3a pN1 cM0 R04 + 316.02.451
468RPEpT3a pN0 cM0 R0?+9.91.641
578RPE + PLNDpT3b pN0 cM0 R03 + 43.21.621
659RPE + PLNDpT3a pN0 cM0 R04 + 3+7.64.511
749RPE + PLNDpT3b pN0 cM0 R04 + 54.00.671
861RRP + PLNDpT3a pN0 cM0 R05 + 5++?9.553
953RRP + PLNDpT3a pN0 cM0 R14 + 4+36.03.541
1075RRP + sPLNDpT3a pN0 cM0 R14 + 3+5.943.771
1155RRP + PLNDpT3b pN1 cM0 R04 + 35.080.52

mean623.02

PSA initial: PSA at primary diagnosis; PSA1: PSA at time of PET/CT diagnosis.