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Table 1 Patient demographics of the development and validation cohorts

From: Development and validation of a nomogram based on biparametric MRI PI-RADS v2.1 and clinical parameters to avoid unnecessary prostate biopsies

Variable

Development Cohort: Institution 1 (n = 275)

Validation cohort

p Value

Institution 2 (n = 201)

Institution 3 (n = 181)

Median age at biopsy, yrs (IQR)

73 (66, 78)

71 (67, 76)

74 (69, 78)

0.130*

Family history of prostate cancer, No. (%)

   

0.500×

 Positive

115 (42%)

94 (47%)

83 (46%)

 

 Negative

129 (47%)

80 (40%)

80 (44%)

 

 Unknown

31 (11%)

27 (13%)

18 (9.9%)

 

DRE findings, No. (%)

   

 > 0.900×

 Normal

127 (46%)

93 (46%)

90 (50%)

 

 Abnormal

121 (44%)

86 (43%)

76 (42%)

 

 Unknown

27 (9.8%)

21 (10%)

15 (8.3%)

 

Median PSA, ng/ml (IQR)

13 (7, 24)

12 (8, 19)

13 (8, 22)

0.700*

Median prostate volume, ml (IQR)

50 (33, 71)

57 (40, 80)

58 (42, 78)

0.014*

Median PSAd, ng/ml/ml (IQR)

0.25 (0.13, 0.49)

0.19 (0.11, 0.41)

0.20 (0.11, 0.44)

0.031*

PI-RADS v2.1 category, No. (%)

   

0.058×

 1

58 (21%)

24 (12%)

24 (13%)

 

 2

43 (16%)

38 (19%)

42 (23%)

 

 3

53 (19%)

56 (28%)

47 (26%)

 

 4

62 (23%)

33 (16%)

27 (15%)

 

 5

59 (21%)

50 (25%)

41 (23%)

 

Pathology results

   

0.078×

 No PCa

142 (51%)

98 (49%)

87 (48%)

 

 ISUP grade 1

36 (13%)

26 (13%)

21 (12%)

 

 ISUP grade 2

53 (19%)

36 (18%)

26 (14%)

 

 ISUP grade 3

19 (7%)

15 (7%)

22 (12%)

 

 ISUP grade 4

16 (6%)

17 (9%)

12 (6%)

 

 ISUP grade 5

9 (3%)

9 (4%)

13 (7%)

 
  1. * Represents Kruskal‒Wallis rank sum test; × represents Pearson's Chi-squared test; IQR interquartile range, No number, DRE digital rectal examination, IQR interquartile range, PSA prostate-specific antigen, PSAd prostate-specific antigen density, PI-RADS v2.1 Prostate Imaging Reporting and Data System version 2.1, PCa prostate cancer, ISUP International Society of Urological Pathology