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Table 1 Reported patients with a high PSA level and prostate cancer not diagnosed by prostate biopsy

From: A case of metastatic cancer with markedly elevated PSA level that was not detected by repeat prostate biopsy

 

Authors

Age

PSA

Prostate biopsy (core numbers)

Biopsy of metastatic site

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

1

Sato, et al.

73

100

Transrectal (6)

   

Cervical lymph node

2

Nakata, et al.

61

56.3

Transrectal (9)

Transrectal (2)

Perineal (10)

 

Pubic bone

3

Ueda, et al.

80

259

Perineal (6)

Perineal (12)

  

Pubic bone

4

Wakatabe, et al.

80

400

Transrectal (8)

Perineal (22)

  

Not performed

5

Wakatabe, et al.

69

96

Transrectal (4)

Perineal (22)

  

Bone

6

Makino, et al.

75

4222

Perineal (12)

Perineal (14)

Perineal (15)

 

Iliac bone

7

Shin, et al.

75

439

Transrectal (20)

TURP

  

Ureter

8

Fukumoto, et al.

66

88.1

Perineal (8)

Perineal (10)

Perineal (17)

Transrectal (3)

External iliac lymph nodes

9

Present case

64

2036

Transrectal (10)

Transrectal (12)

TURP

 

Not performed

  1. TURP: transurethral resection of the prostate.