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Volume 3

Diagnostic Pathology: Open Access

ISSN: 2476-2024

Laboratory Medicine 2018

June 25-26, 2018

June 25-26, 2018 | Berlin, Germany

13

th

International Conference on

Laboratory Medicine & Pathology

Use of free to total prostate-specific antigen ratio to improve differentiation of prostate cancer from

benign prostate hyperplasia in Sudanese patients

Haala M Gabra

1

, Musaab A Salih

1

, Abdelgadir A Elmugadam

2

, Bdereldin H Elabid

3

, Ghada AElfadil

2

Elmutuz H Ibrahim

4

1

Fedail Medical Hospital, Sudan

2

Sudan University of Science and Technology, Sudan

3

University of Science and Technology, Sudan

4

AlZaiem Alazhari University, Sudan

Objectives:

The aim of this study is to evaluate the use of F/TPSA ratio to improve differentiation of prostate cancer from

benign prostatic hyperplasia in Sudanese patients in Khartoum state.

Materials & Methodology:

A prospective, analytical, hospital based study case control study. This study was carried out in

Fedail Medical Hospital during the period of 2010 to 2012. This study was performed on 200 patients as study group and 100

healthy volunteer as control group. Serum levels of TPSA (total prostate specific antigen) and FPSA (free prostrate specific

antigen) were measured by Roche immunoassay e411.

Results:

Detection rate of PCa for serum TPSA level 4-10 ng/ml and serum TPSA level of 10 to 20 ng/ml was (32.2%) and

(54.3%), respectively. Mean F/TPSA ratio value was significantly lower in PCa patients (15.6±8.7) than in BPH group (30.3±7.4)

(p>0.05). Among patients with serum PSA level of 4 to 10 ng/ml (n=93), mean F/TPSA ratio in BPH group (n=63) was

(31.98±4.65) and in PCa group (n=30) was (14.4±4.65) (p<0.01). For serum PSA level of 10-20 ng/ml (n=43), mean F/TPSA

ratio in BPH group (n=18) was (25.11±6.65) and in PCa group (n=25) was (15.72±8.7) (p <0 .01).

Conclusions:

Determination of F/TPSA ratio improves differentiation of PCa from BPH. This study recommends a cut-off

value of 18% to be applied to Sudanese patients.

musaabsalih@yahoo.com

Diagn Pathol Open 2018, Volume 3

DOI: 10.4172/2476-2024-C1-003