A new assessment of the multiplex Stockholm 3 (STHLM3) prostate
cancer screening algorithm suggests that, compared with current clinical
screening, the test can significantly reduce the rate of unnecessary
biopsies without compromising the identification of high-risk prostate
cancer."We were quite astonished by this result," said Henrik Grönberg, MD, the study's lead investigator.
Applying the STHLM3 algorithm to a cohort of about 56,000 men who had
been assessed in regular clinical practice would have resulted in a 55%
reduction in prostate biopsies with either benign or low-risk results,
reported Dr Grönberg, who is from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm,
Sweden.
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