1.4 million people are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year worldwide. Prostate cancer the most common cancer form among men and is generally a slow growing cancer. Treatment might lead to impotence and incontinence, but if the cancer is allowed to spread outside the prostate it is often fatal.

The challenge the healthcare is facing is to properly diagnose the cancer to be able treat it correctly, at the right moment, to maximize survivability and quality of life. The decision for treatment is based on the aggressiveness of the cancer, in which the current standard methods have problems with correlation to outcome and reproducibility. 

PAS is trained on a world-unique database of almost 20,000 patients with outcome follow-up for up to 20 years, to create a risk assessment score directly connected to the actual outcome of the patients. 

Learn why outcome-based AI systems can outperform human pathologists and why reproducibility is so important to the diagnosis chain, and what PAS will bring to the benefit of prostate cancer patients.