Prostate cancer genetic testing prognosis risk assessment system (Prostatype® te
Prostate cancer genetic testing prognosis risk assessment system (Prostatype® testing system)

Prostate cancer genetic★γ♦ testing prognosis risk assessment system (Pros∑®♣tatype® testing system)

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1. The global leader i♥♣n genetic testing for prostate cancer pro'π÷gnostic risk assessment sys∞>"☆tem
2. Use the world's oα>​nly course of treatment δ€as a real patient Referenc♦ e risk assessment system
3. Research and development achievements oε><γf academicians of the Royal Swedish Academ¶βy of Engineering (IVA)
4. Combined genetic testing factors sign∑¥‍ificantly improve the accuracy o∑δ÷↔f prognostic scores
5. Revolutionarily provide more scientif★®ic treatment options for p≤‍©atients with prostate cancer

Prostate cancer clinical σε♦background
1. Prostate cancer is oneσ₽ of the highest incidence of male cancer in Weste∏π∞₽rn developed countrie'±±λs in Europe, America a®λ®nd Europe; 
2. With the improvement of economic ↓±¶level and residents' l"≤iving standards in China, its incid♥₹∑ence rate is also rapidly increasing. I‌✔t is expected that it will enter Chines∞λe males within ten years The top thr ↓•₩ee of malignant tumors;
3. Although the incidence  ★≥↑of prostate cancer is high∑↑≤↑, not all cancer subtypes are mali∑£®>gnant and fatal, and most prostate cancer subtσ‌ypes (nearly 80%) are rela♦©tively benign rather than fatal;
4. Studies have shown ≈★δ that 7 out of 10 of them are over-treφ ated or under-treated♠₽≈γ, mainly due to the low ac≠"curacy of clinical prognostic scores.
5. The survival rate of prostate cancer patients ®→‌in developed countries is m☆±'ore than 98% over 5 years, while in China Terri✔ σble 50%.
Prostate cancer treatmen✔Ω←t in the world
Prostatype®

Our prostate cancer ♠βrisk prognosis detection syste&♦≤m
How does it improve forecast accuracy?
What clinical problem™✘←s can be solved?


Testing process
Product advantages
1. The key technology involved §₹in this project has a↔₽pplied for an internat← ‌ional invention patent, whi"₽ch has been approved in Sweden​£±, Japan, China and the±&§ United States.
2. Using the combination o&£f the world's leading genetic technology and€♣ biological big data, revolutionaryly provide a✘≈↓§ccurate personalized treatment programs for pro★σ∏state patients, and greatly improve the accu'≠racy of patient prognosis rε&♣'isk assessment.
3. This project is based on the advantages of Sw'±eden's first and the most≤ ₹" complete clinical samples and follow-up data i§←n the world, and completely tracks←  the patient's entire process.
4. The database of this project is com←±¥posed of 600 real cases, and the patient's clinεεical data and genetic test data ₹ are completely collected. The software that mΩφeets the clinical registration s♠'tandards was developed using mathematical models×≤✘> and statistical analysis. The software's prostε♣¶εate cancer risk classification Th​¥→e algorithm and cancer risk index are glob""γally unique and have passed CE certification.φ≥
5. This project is currently theγ↑←£ only testing system in the ↕π¶world that does not need to send patient sample✔ ✘s to a special labor✘×♠atory for testing, and can be di≈ ↕βrectly used in the clinic for doctors to use.
6. Prostatype can imφ®prove the accuracy of prognosis judgment↑♣§ of survival time by 25π≈♦%, especially for patients with medium-risk α‍ patients who are most difficult to cho•β₩×ose treatment options.
Prognostic system compared with Europ' ean standards EAU and CARPA
Comparison of international mainstream products₹±÷

Company name

Chundsell Medicals (S® weden)

Genomic Health (United States)

Myriad GeneDcs (United States)

MetamarksGeneDcs (Unit♠♣ed States)

Bostwick Laborator

ies (United States)

product name

Prostatype®Test System

Oncotype Prostate DX

Prolaris

Promark

ProstaVysion

Detection gene

RNA expression levels of 4 related genesδ→

17 related gene RNA expression levels

46 related gene RNA expression levels

8 related protein expression levels

3 related gene mutations

Gene type

Stem cell gene

Proliferation gene

Proliferation gene

Proliferation gene

Proliferation gene

Clinical application

Treatment and survival pr∏±φognosis

Prognosis of treatment, refer ↓₹↑to NCNN

Treatment prognosis, refer to CAPRA

Prognosis of treatment, refer to NC€←♦NN

No

Scientific verification

3 articles

2 articles

2 articles

3 articles

PTEN / ERG related report☆σ₩s

Laboratory type

Local molecular pathology ↕ experiment

CLIA Standardized Laboratory

CLIA Standardized Laboratory

CLIA Standardized Labor✔®atory

CLIA Standardized Laboratoσ☆←λry

Forecast period

2 days

7 days

7 days

7 days

7 days

Applied country

Sweden, Switzerland, Germany

United States, Germany, Switzerland

United States, Germany, Switzerland

United States

United States







Prognosis evaluation system↕δ service object
For the patient
1. Provide information for the patient before  £±'deciding whether to t£¶reat
2. Help the patient to partici€>±&pate in the formulat÷±✘ion

For the urologist
1. Provide a more accurate treatment plan
2. Avoid overtreatment or undertr​Ω ≥eatment
3. Discuss the treatment plan for the patient Proβ♠δvide strong support

For pathologists
1. Balance the subjectivity of Gleason I≥₽<ndex
2. Enhance pathological assess®∑σ>ment information