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Abstract

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Purpose : p53 gene is a well-known suppressor gene of tumor. And the p53 protein
expression in immunohistochemical staining acts a role as a prognostic indicator in
prostate and bladder tumor. However, the validity of p53 protein expression was not
determined as an independent factor of prognosis in renal cell carcinoma(RCC).
Furthermore, there were not enough studies about whether the expression of p53 protein
plays a role as a prognostic indicator in RCC or not. Therefore, we evaluate the
prognostic significance of p53 protein expression in RCC.
Materials and Methods : To evaluate the prognostic significance of p53
immunohistochemical staining in RCC, paraffin embedded specimens taken from 84
patients with RCC were studied from January 1982 to April 1997, retrospectively. In
addition to the prognostic significance of p53 immunohistochemical staining, correlation
between p53 immunohistochemical staining and pT category, nuclear grade, and
histologic type was studied.
Results : The expression rate of p53 protein was 19.0%(16/84). The most important
prognostic indicator of RCC was pT category(relative risk=2.19, p=0.007). And the
second important prognostic indicator was the expression of p53 protein(relative
risk=1.82, p=0.017). Nuclear grade had prognostic significance(p=0.027) but was not an
independent prognostic indicator. The expression of p53 protein did not correlate with
pT category, nuclear grade or histologic pattern.
Conclusions : We have shown that the expression of p53 protein in RCC is the
second most important prognostic indicator. In conclusion, p53 immunohistochemical
staining can be used to predict the prognosis in patients with localized RCC after radical
nephrectomy.

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Renal cell carcinoma; p53; Immunohistochmistry; Prognostic indicator;

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