Abstract:Objective: To analyze the pathological results of prostate specimens in patients with prostate cancer accepting the MRI, who had surgery with 1-2 needles of positive prostate biopsy, and to evaluate the correlation between PI-RADS score and pathological results. Methods: A retrospective analysis was done on prostate cancer patients from 2007 to 2017 in Beijing Hospital who had 1-2 positive biopsy needles after MRI and accepted the radical prostatectomy. The pathological risk of specimens was analyzed, and PI-RADS score and the pathological results, include high-risk pathological factors and upgrade/upstage of the radical surgery specimens, were evaluated. The proportion of patients who were preoperatively assessed as low risk and finally had the high-risk pathological results after radical surgery was further analyzed. The correlation between PI-RADS score and the pathological results was also analyzed. Results: Among the 99 patients, 49 (49.5%) were of high-risk pathological types after radical prostatectomy. There were 39 (39.4%) patients who had pathological staging in T2c and more, 11 (11.1%) patients obtained Gleason score over 8 and 17 (17.2%) patients had the positive margin. Among all patients, there were 46 patients with low-risk pathological results, among whom 16 (34.8%) patients had postoperative high-risk pathological types. PIRADS score was an independent risk factor for patients with low-risk pathological results who had postoperative high-risk pathological types (P=0.014, OR=3.092, 95%CI=1.257-7.606). Among the 99 patients, 65 (65.7%) had upgrade or/and upstage after radical surgery, and pi-rads (P=0.043) score could be used as an independent risk factor. Conclusion: For the prostate cancer patients with 1-2 needles positive needles biopsy after radical prostatectomy, there is a certain upgrade or upstage in pathology and underestimate of the high risk. Preoperative MRI PI-RADS score can be used as an independent risk factor for patients with postoperative high-risk pathological types and increased grade or stage.
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