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The risk that a patient has in the diagnosis of prostate cancer of getting metastasis (and ultimately die from and by these prostate cancer) can be estimated by evaluating. Certain factors At the University of California has one of the CAPRA score developed: Carcinoma of the Prostate Risk Analysis.
By determining the CAPRA score one obtains a number between 0 and 10, the higher the number of the CAPRA score the higher the risk of problems identified by the prostate. A CAPRA score of 0 to 2 indicates journeys a low risk. A CAPRA score between 3 and 5 indicates an intermediary risk. CAPRA a score of between 6 and 10 means high risk. What factors determine the risk and what is their value for the score? Age at diagnosis PSA at diagnosis T Stadium Percentage of positive biopsies 1 Age at diagnosis under 50 years of Gleason score: journeys 0 over 50 years: journeys 1 2 PSA at diagnosis less than 6 0 between 6.1 and 10: 1 between 10.1 and 20: 3 over 30: 4 3 Gleason nowhere Gleason grade 4 or 5: 0 second degree is 4 or 5: 1 first degree is 4 or 5: 3 4 Tumor Stage Nothing to feel (T1): 0 No tumor to feel outside the capsule (T2): 0 Tumor feel (T3a) outside the capsule: 1 5. Percentage of positive biopsies on the total number of biopsies less than 1/3: 0 more than 1/3: 1 How to calculate risk
After adding the individual scores you get a number between o and 10 A low score means less risk of problems than a high number. A high score is a thorough treatment of the prostate is important.
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