P3-S1.05 Incidence of STI in patients with chronic prostatitis

Abstract

A cutoff score was exceeded in an additionally prescribed PCA3 test. PBx was performed but histological examination revealed no evidence of PCa but prostate inflammation. Abstract P3-S1.04 Table 1 Abnormal prostate cancer markers in a man with symptomatic C trachomatis infection First visit Follow-up visits 1 month 3 months CT infection, tested by RT-PSR Positive Negative Negative Symptomatic Yes No No Digital rectal examination Abnormal Abnormal Abnormal WBCs, counted in hpf 30e40 0e2 0 e1 PSA test, 0e4 ng/ml 13.9 Abnormal 9.8 Abnormal 1.5 Normal PCA3 test, a cutoff score of 35 38 Abnormal Prostate biopsy, to diagnose cancer Negative Conclusions Further studies to evaluate the time course of prostatitis/STIs on PrCa risk, particularly among a young cohort of men, have been warranted. New diagnostic markers are needed to investigate the pathways between the acquisition of CT and its impact on the prostate. This is the first report on detection of abnormal PSA and PCA3 tests in a Chlamydia-infected man suffering from LUTS, while no PrCa was histologically detected.

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