OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effectiveness of EAU Guideline compliant transrectal ultrasound-guided 12-core prostate biopsies for detection of highly aggressive Epstein Grade 5 (Gleason Score 9-10) prostate cancer. METHODS: Two hundred ninety-nine patients, treated by radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer, have been prospectively recorded in a database and were evaluated for this study. Pre-operatively, all patients received transrectal ultrasound-guided biopsies according to inhomogeneous templates chosen by the referring urologist. We evaluated the outcomes according to a stratified group-analysis: Group 1 received less than 12 biopsies, Group 2 received more than 12 biopsies, and Group 3 received exactly 12 biopsies, according to the EAU Guidelines template. After surgical removal of the prostate, 12 EAU Guideline-templated biopsies were performed in all prostatectomy specimens, directly after the surgery. Pre-operative and post-operative Epstein Grade 5 biopsy detection rates were thereafter correlated with these prostatectomy specimens. RESULTS: In prostatectomy specimens, the histology of 12 patients (4.0%) were Epstein Grade 1, 31 patients (10.5%) were Epstein Grade 2, 190 patients (63.5%) were Epstein Grade 3, 27 patients (9%) were Epstein Grade 4, and 39 patients (13%) were Epstein Grade 5. The detection rate of Epstein Grade 5 compared to the radical prostatectomy specimen was: Group 1: 23.0% pre-operatively and 61.5% post-operatively, Group 2: 33.3% pre-operatively and 58.3% post-operatively; and Group 3: 57.1% pre-operatively and 64.2% post-operatively. CONCLUSION: Detection rates of highly aggressive Epstein Grade 5 prostate cancer vary considerably according to the biopsy technique. EAU Guideline compliant 12-core template biopsies increase the detection rates of Epstein Grade 5 prostate cancer. © 2018 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

Accuracy of standardized 12-core template biopsies versus non-standardized biopsies for detection of Epstein Grade 5 prostate cancer regarding the histology of the prostatectomy specimen / Würnschimmel, Christoph; Grande, Pietro; Moschini, Marco; Ferrari, Matteo; Mordasini, Livio; Mattei, Agostino. - In: THE PROSTATE. - ISSN 0270-4137. - STAMPA. - 78:5(2018), pp. 365-369. [10.1002/pros.23480]

Accuracy of standardized 12-core template biopsies versus non-standardized biopsies for detection of Epstein Grade 5 prostate cancer regarding the histology of the prostatectomy specimen

Grande, Pietro
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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effectiveness of EAU Guideline compliant transrectal ultrasound-guided 12-core prostate biopsies for detection of highly aggressive Epstein Grade 5 (Gleason Score 9-10) prostate cancer. METHODS: Two hundred ninety-nine patients, treated by radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer, have been prospectively recorded in a database and were evaluated for this study. Pre-operatively, all patients received transrectal ultrasound-guided biopsies according to inhomogeneous templates chosen by the referring urologist. We evaluated the outcomes according to a stratified group-analysis: Group 1 received less than 12 biopsies, Group 2 received more than 12 biopsies, and Group 3 received exactly 12 biopsies, according to the EAU Guidelines template. After surgical removal of the prostate, 12 EAU Guideline-templated biopsies were performed in all prostatectomy specimens, directly after the surgery. Pre-operative and post-operative Epstein Grade 5 biopsy detection rates were thereafter correlated with these prostatectomy specimens. RESULTS: In prostatectomy specimens, the histology of 12 patients (4.0%) were Epstein Grade 1, 31 patients (10.5%) were Epstein Grade 2, 190 patients (63.5%) were Epstein Grade 3, 27 patients (9%) were Epstein Grade 4, and 39 patients (13%) were Epstein Grade 5. The detection rate of Epstein Grade 5 compared to the radical prostatectomy specimen was: Group 1: 23.0% pre-operatively and 61.5% post-operatively, Group 2: 33.3% pre-operatively and 58.3% post-operatively; and Group 3: 57.1% pre-operatively and 64.2% post-operatively. CONCLUSION: Detection rates of highly aggressive Epstein Grade 5 prostate cancer vary considerably according to the biopsy technique. EAU Guideline compliant 12-core template biopsies increase the detection rates of Epstein Grade 5 prostate cancer. © 2018 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
2018
Prostate cancer; transrectal biopsies; ultrasound-guided; Oncology; Urology
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Accuracy of standardized 12-core template biopsies versus non-standardized biopsies for detection of Epstein Grade 5 prostate cancer regarding the histology of the prostatectomy specimen / Würnschimmel, Christoph; Grande, Pietro; Moschini, Marco; Ferrari, Matteo; Mordasini, Livio; Mattei, Agostino. - In: THE PROSTATE. - ISSN 0270-4137. - STAMPA. - 78:5(2018), pp. 365-369. [10.1002/pros.23480]
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