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Gleason score / Grade Group
The pathologist's 1-to-5 grade of how abnormal prostate cancer looks, which drives most treatment decisions.
Gleason patterns 3-5 summed (6-10) and mapped to ISUP Grade Groups 1-5. Grade Group 1 (Gleason 6) is now managed by surveillance; cribriform and intraductal patterns carry extra risk. AI graders (Paige, ArteraAI) reduce inter-observer variation.
Clinical: what this kind of term is about · animated schematic, not to scale
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Clinical
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Shares Active surveillance, Overdiagnosis and false alarms, Prostate cancer.
- TechnologyMultiparametric prostate MRI (PI-RADS)
Shares Active surveillance, Overdiagnosis and false alarms, Prostate cancer.
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- IdeaProstate active surveillance without scheduled biopsies: MRI and blood tests decide