The Prolaris + AI Test, the FIRST and ONLY to unite clinical-pathological features, an independent molecular score, and independent AI-driven digital pathology. This combination helps guide IF a patient is safe for active surveillance (AS) and HOW intensive the AS protocol should be.1-6
Novel AI score used to predict a higher Gleason score
Select AS Safely
An active surveillance threshold clinically validated in untreated patients, making it uniquely suited to guide safe active surveillance selection4,7-9
Regular monitoring and testing per guidelines recommendations
In the Prolaris Test validation study, NO patient below the AS threshold died of prostate cancer4
Plan Personalized AS Follow-up
A digital-pathology AI-based metric identifying the likelihood of a higher Gleason score at next biopsy to help personalize AS management.6
The AI metric will be included for any patient with a diagnostic Gleason score of 3+3 or 3+4, and a Prolaris score below the AS threshold.
AI-powered digital pathology reveals image‑based features of aggressiveness not captured by routine clinical or pathological measures to independently predict the likelihood of higher Gleason score at next biopsy.6
After training in 998 untreated patients considered candidates for AS, the validation study (N=296) shows the AI metric was a significant independent predictor of upgrade (OR 1.60 per SD; p=0.0003).6
Without requiring additional tissue sample, the Prolaris + AI Test informs AS planning by providing a tool to help determine intensity.6
For patient report reference details, see the Test Description and References tab
The multi-modal threshold was validated in two cohorts of patients receiving single-modal treatment (n=71811 and n=74112). Those above the threshold were at significantly greater risk of developing metastasis than patients below the threshold.
The active surveillance threshold was validated in a cohort of conservatively managed patients (N=5854). Patients with scores above the threshold were at significantly different risk profiles compared to patients below the threshold. No prostate cancer-related deaths were observed in patients with scores at or below the threshold within 10 years of diagnosis in this cohort.
Individual patient results are shown relative to validated thresholds, supporting active surveillance and treatment selection decisions, and shown compared to other risk groups.
A validated Multi-modal threshold, below which no benefit for treatment beyond surgery alone or radiation therapy alone was shown10,11
When considering the addition of hormone therapy to radiation therapy, the estimated 10-year metastasis risk reduction when androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) is added to radiation therapy (RT) is reported12,13
The equation used to calculate Absolute Risk Reduction (ARR):
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