Have you been affected?
of prostate cancer?
OUR more accurate analysis can give you a more confident decision
DID YOU KNOW THAT
Up to 20% of all treatments are incorrect - our method gives the doctor a correct basis for decision-making.
IS YOUR PROSTATE CANCER AGGRESSIVE OR NOT?
Uncertain diagnosis can lead to unnecessary treatments
In prostate cancer, it’s crucial to know how aggressive the cancer is.
If the cancer is aggressive, treatment needs to happen quickly — usually surgery or radiation.
But if the cancer is not aggressive, you may be able to wait. This helps avoid risking serious side effects like impotence and incontinence.
Today, aggressiveness is assessed by a specialist using an outdated method that often gives different results.
Because of this uncertainty, urologists often work with a safety margin — for example: “Let’s operate, just in case.” This can now be avoided.
Our accurate analysis gives your urologist a more reliable basis for decision-making.
We offer you a second opinion based on a more accurate decision-making basis. Your tissue samples are analyzed using the PCAI (Prostate Cancer Aggressiveness Index), which compares the appearance of the tumor with a world-unique database containing 20,000 patients who have been followed up for over 20 years.
PCAI outperforms human experts in determining how aggressive a prostate cancer is. It can reduce the risk of unnecessary surgery – while identifying cases that really need rapid and radical treatment, but which today may be missed.
With PCAI you get:
✔ Confirmation that the current treatment plan is correct – which creates security.
✔ Advice to wait – and thus avoid the risk of side effects such as impotence and incontinence.
✔ Warning of aggressive cancer – so that treatment can be started in time.
Here's how it works
To create this security, we offer you a Second Opinion
1.
Book a free meeting
Click on "Book a digital meeting" below, where you will get all answers answers to your questions.
2.
Order a Second Opinion
If after the meeting you feel that this is right for you, you can easily order a Second Opinion.
3.
We will contact your urologist (if you approve)
We inform your urologist about the process and collaborate for the best possible management.
4.
We collect your biopsy images and patient data
We collect your digitized tissue samples (biopsies) and other relevant information.
5.
Cancer areas are identified
Our AI-based cancer detector analyzes the tissue samples and identifies suspicious areas.
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Analysis with PCAI and medical assessment
Your data is analyzed with PCAI. Our urologist reviews the results, documents them in a medical record, and provides feedback to you in a digital meeting.
7.
You will receive a written report
The report contains a patient section (for you) and a medical section (for your urologist), both clearly laid out.
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Optional joint urologist appointment
Meeting between your doctor, our urologist and you – to discuss the results together and ensure the best decision.