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Table 2 Frequency table showing short-axis diameter of smallest and largest 18F-DCFPyL positive lymph nodes in the pelvis and outside the pelvis on a per patient basis

From: 18F-DCFPyL PET/CT in primary staging of prostate cancer

Short-axis diameter (mm)

Locoregional lymph nodes

Distant lymph nodes

Smallest

Largest

Smallest

Largest

Frequency

Cumulative (%)

Frequency

Cumulative (%)

Frequency

Cumulative (%)

Frequency

Cumulative (%)

1

3

4.3

1

1.4

2

6.9

  

2

16

27.5

5

8.7

7

31.0

1

3.4

3

19

55.1

8

20.3

5

48.3

2

10.3

4

14

75.4

9

33.3

10

82.8

6

31.0

5

6

84.1

3

37.7

2

89.7

2

37.9

6

3

88.4

7

47.8

0

89.7

2

44.8

7–8

6

97.1

8

59.4

1

93.1

5

62.2

9–10

  

5

66.7

1

96.6

2

69.0

11–15

1

98.6

13

85.5

1

100

5

86.2

> 15

1

100

10

100

  

4

100

  1. According to EAU prostate cancer guideline lymph nodes with a short axis > 8 mm in the pelvis and > 10 mm outside the pelvis are usually considered malignant