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Table 1 Patient characteristics, injected doses, and summary pathology classification

From: Comparison of tracer kinetic models for 68Ga-PSMA-11 PET in intermediate-risk primary prostate cancer patients

Subject

Age

Prostate volume (cc)

PSA (ng/mL)

Subject Weight (kg)

Injected dose (MBq)

Number of lesions

Lesion location (Gleason grade group)

1

69

35.2

9.6

108.4

183.2

1

RTZ (2), RCZ (1)

2

62

36.1

20.6

132.0

180.6

1

LPZ (3)

3

69

60

9.8

76.2

183.5

1

RCZ (4), RPZ (3)

4

69

39.1

5.6

97.5

183.2

1

LPZ (3)

5

63

30

4.2

79.4

181.3

1

LPZ (2)

6

57

28.5

5.6

90.7

170.6

1

RPZ (2)

7

52

27.3

6.2

111.1

171.7

2

RTZ (2), RPZ (2), LTZ (2)

8

57

51

10.8

108.0

182.4

2

LCZ (2), LTZ (2), RPZ (2)

9

64

43.8

4.8

83.9

185.0

1

RPZ (3)

10

66

59.4

18.5

88.5

185.0

1

LPZ (3)

11

53

37.9

9.2

91.2

183.9

1

LCZ (3)

12

69

66.5

8.7

63.5

184.6

1

LPZ (3)

13

60

41.6

4.5

92.1

186.1

1

RPZ (2)

14

75

37.4

6.6

81.7

184.6

1

LPZ (2)

15

58

62.8

6.7

112.0

185.7

1

RPZ (2)

16

66

41.9

6.8

90.7

183.2

2

LCZ (2), RPZ (1)

17

66

89.4

7.3

69.0

184.3

2

RTZ (2), RPZ (2)

18

67

72.6

4.1

88.0

183.5

2

RPZ (2)

  1. PSA—prostate-specific antigen. The lesion locations are described as the anatomical left (L) or right (R) central zone (CZ), transitional zone (TZ), or peripheral zone (PZ) based on postsurgical whole-mount pathology