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Table 1 Patient characteristics of all dogs included in the study (n = 45)

From: Tissue S100/calgranulin expression and blood neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) in prostatic disorders in dogs

Parameter

Prostatic neoplasia

Prostatitis

Benign prostatic hyperplasia

Control dogs

P value

Total number of dogs

 for IHC analyses

 for NLR analysis

14

9

12

14

8

13

12

10

9

5

5

Age, in years

 median [range]

10.3 A

[7.3–12.8]

10.0 A

[4.7–13.2]

9.2 A,B

[1.8–12.0]

5.0B

[2.0–10.0]

0.0431

Weight, in kg

 median [range]

20.9 A

[4.7–45.0]

23.5 A

[7.0–37.0]

35.3B

[19.6–47.0]

21.8 A

[5.2–27.0]

0.0258

Neuter status, n (%)

 intact / neutered male

4 (29%) / 10 (71%)A

10 (71%) / 4 (29%)A,B

10 (83%) / 2 (17%)B

5 (100%) / 0B

0.0026

Breed

 pure-bred

 mixed breed

8 (57%)

6 (43%)

9 (64%)

5 (36%)

8 (67%)

4 (33%)

4 (80%)

1 (20%)

0.8200

Sample type

 USGTC

 surgical biopsy

 post-mortem

11 (79%)

3 (21%)

0

7 (50%)

7 (50%)

0

9 (75%)

3 (25%)

0

0

0

5 (100%)

NSAID treatment

 treatment-naïve

 prior NSAID treatment

8 (57%)

6 (43%)

7 (50%)

7 (50%)

9 (75%)

3 (25%)

Urine culture$

 positive

 negative

1 (14%)

6 (86%)

7 (64%)

4 (36%)

4 (67%)

2 (33%)

Prostatic tissue culture#

 positive

 negative

1 (12%)

7 (88%)

5 (56%)

4 (44%)

0

2 (100%)

 

Survival time, in days

 median [range]

14 A

[0–665]

682B

[6–2,146]

1,741 C

[249–3,230]

< 0.0001

  1. USGTC = ultrasound-guided TruCut biopsy; $available from 24 dogs; #available from 19 dogs; bold font indicates significant differences or associations at P < 0.05 (values with a different superscript indicate significance at P < 0.05)