The association of body mass index with tumor aggression among men undergoing radical prostatectomy

Justin R. Gregg, Resa Magill,Andrew M. Fang,Brian F. Chapin,John W. Davis,Mehrad Adibi,Lisly Chéry,John Papadopoulos,Curtis Pettaway,Louis Pisters,John F. Ward,Andrew W. Hahn,Carrie R. Daniel, Jerusha Bhaskaran, Keyi Zhu, Mireya Guerrero,Miao Zhang,Patricia Troncoso

Urologic oncology（2024）

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•Increased BMI is associated with adverse pathology in peripheral zone tumors, but not in the transition zone.•Among patients with Grade Group 1 or 2 disease, increasing BMI was associated with the presence of pT3a or higher transition zone tumors.•Among patients with Grade Group 3 or higher disease, increasing BMI was not associated with the presence of aggressive transition zone or peripheral zone tumors.

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Prostatic neoplasms,Obesity,Pathologic outcome,Peripheral,Transition zone

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