Clinical validation of a biopsy‐based six‐gene signature prognostic for aggressive prostate cancer

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Hauptverfasser: Agnieszka Krzyzanowska, Debra F. Higgins, Stephen Barron, Tony Loughman, Amanda O'Neill, Katherine M. Sheehan, Chan‐Ju Angel Wang, Bozena Fender, Leah McGuire, Joanna Fay, Anthony O'Grady, Des O'Leary, R. William Watson, Anders Bjartell, William M. Gallagher
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author Agnieszka Krzyzanowska
Debra F. Higgins
Stephen Barron
Tony Loughman
Amanda O'Neill
Katherine M. Sheehan
Chan‐Ju Angel Wang
Bozena Fender
Leah McGuire
Joanna Fay
Anthony O'Grady
Des O'Leary
R. William Watson
Anders Bjartell
William M. Gallagher
author_facet Agnieszka Krzyzanowska
Debra F. Higgins
Stephen Barron
Tony Loughman
Amanda O'Neill
Katherine M. Sheehan
Chan‐Ju Angel Wang
Bozena Fender
Leah McGuire
Joanna Fay
Anthony O'Grady
Des O'Leary
R. William Watson
Anders Bjartell
William M. Gallagher
Agnieszka Krzyzanowska
Debra F. Higgins
Stephen Barron
Tony Loughman
Amanda O'Neill
Katherine M. Sheehan
Chan‐Ju Angel Wang
Bozena Fender
Leah McGuire
Joanna Fay
Anthony O'Grady
Des O'Leary
R. William Watson
Anders Bjartell
William M. Gallagher
collection Wiley Open Access
contents Clinical validation of a biopsy‐based six‐gene signature prognostic for aggressive prostate cancer Agnieszka Krzyzanowska Debra F. Higgins Stephen Barron Tony Loughman Amanda O'Neill Katherine M. Sheehan Chan‐Ju Angel Wang Bozena Fender Leah McGuire Joanna Fay Anthony O'Grady Des O'Leary R. William Watson Anders Bjartell William M. Gallagher BJUI Compass AbstractObjectivesThis study aimed to clinically validate the six‐gene prognostic molecular clinical risk score (MCRS) for the prediction of aggressive prostate cancer in diagnostic biopsy tissue.MethodsMCRS was evaluated in prostate biopsy tissue from a Swedish cohort of men with prostate cancer (UPCA, n = 100). The primary outcome of adverse pathology and secondary outcomes of high primary Gleason (≥G4) and high pathological T‐stage (≥T3) were assessed by likelihood ratio statistics and area under the receiver operating characteristic curves from logistic regression models; time to biochemical recurrence was assessed by likelihood ratio statistics and C‐indexes from Cox proportional hazard regression models.ResultsBiopsy MCRS was significantly prognostic (p < 0.0001) and added significant prognostic value to clinico‐pathological features for adverse pathology, high primary Gleason and high pathological T‐stage (p < 0.0001). MCRS was prognostic for biochemical recurrence and added some, albeit non‐significant, prognostic value to clinical risk stratifiers, which could reflect the low number of recurrence events in the cohort.ConclusionBiopsy‐based MCRS improves risk stratification over standard clinical and pathological information and optimises patient management after diagnosis of prostate cancer. 10.1002/bco2.474 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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spellingShingle Clinical validation of a biopsy‐based six‐gene signature prognostic for aggressive prostate cancer
Agnieszka Krzyzanowska
Debra F. Higgins
Stephen Barron
Tony Loughman
Amanda O'Neill
Katherine M. Sheehan
Chan‐Ju Angel Wang
Bozena Fender
Leah McGuire
Joanna Fay
Anthony O'Grady
Des O'Leary
R. William Watson
Anders Bjartell
William M. Gallagher
BJUI Compass
Clinical validation of a biopsy‐based six‐gene signature prognostic for aggressive prostate cancer Agnieszka Krzyzanowska Debra F. Higgins Stephen Barron Tony Loughman Amanda O'Neill Katherine M. Sheehan Chan‐Ju Angel Wang Bozena Fender Leah McGuire Joanna Fay Anthony O'Grady Des O'Leary R. William Watson Anders Bjartell William M. Gallagher BJUI Compass AbstractObjectivesThis study aimed to clinically validate the six‐gene prognostic molecular clinical risk score (MCRS) for the prediction of aggressive prostate cancer in diagnostic biopsy tissue.MethodsMCRS was evaluated in prostate biopsy tissue from a Swedish cohort of men with prostate cancer (UPCA, n = 100). The primary outcome of adverse pathology and secondary outcomes of high primary Gleason (≥G4) and high pathological T‐stage (≥T3) were assessed by likelihood ratio statistics and area under the receiver operating characteristic curves from logistic regression models; time to biochemical recurrence was assessed by likelihood ratio statistics and C‐indexes from Cox proportional hazard regression models.ResultsBiopsy MCRS was significantly prognostic (p < 0.0001) and added significant prognostic value to clinico‐pathological features for adverse pathology, high primary Gleason and high pathological T‐stage (p < 0.0001). MCRS was prognostic for biochemical recurrence and added some, albeit non‐significant, prognostic value to clinical risk stratifiers, which could reflect the low number of recurrence events in the cohort.ConclusionBiopsy‐based MCRS improves risk stratification over standard clinical and pathological information and optimises patient management after diagnosis of prostate cancer. 10.1002/bco2.474 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
title Clinical validation of a biopsy‐based six‐gene signature prognostic for aggressive prostate cancer
topic BJUI Compass
url https://bjui-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/bco2.474