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Prostate cancer second opinion – For patients

Unsure about your prostate cancer diagnosis? Read what a second opinion involves, how it works and how the cost is handled.

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You are facing a difficult decision

You have been told you have prostate cancer and are facing one of the most difficult decisions in life: should you have surgery, radiotherapy or wait? That decision deserves a basis you can trust.

Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer among Swedish men. Every year approximately 11,000 men are diagnosed About the disease, and the decision between surgery and active surveillance depends entirely on how aggressive the cancer is Surveillance vs. surgery. Today's Gleason grading rests on a single pathologist's subjective assessment, and research shows that up to 20% of the decisions may be incorrect Limitations of the Gleason method. PCAI replaces the uncertainty with an objective AI index, trained on 17,700 patients with up to 20 years of follow-up PCAI.

11,000

men are diagnosed with prostate cancer in Sweden every year

The national care programme

Up to 20%

of treatment decisions may be incorrect

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What you will find here

Would you like to understand the disease and the diagnostic work-up first? Start with about prostate cancer. Would you like to understand the method behind our assessment? Read about PCAI.

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It is wise to ask around

You are welcome to contact us to discuss a second opinion. The meeting is free of charge. If you feel afterwards that this is right for you, you can simply order a second opinion.

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