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Stockholm3 risk score shows the probability of whether you have clinically significant prostate cancer - here is the most important thing to know:
The risk value is given in percentage - the higher the number, the greater the risk of serious prostate cancer.
More accurate than PSA - a risk score reduces unnecessary biopsies and catches dangerous cancer that PSA may miss.
At >11% risk further investigation is often recommended, e.g. an MRI or referral to a urologist.
The risk score result is stated as a percentage – e.g. 12% – which corresponds to the risk of finding clinically significant prostate cancer during biopsy. The higher the percentage, the greater the risk.
Why is the risk score important?The Stockholm3 risk score provides a more accurate and individualized risk assessment than a traditional PSA test alone. A risk score reduces unnecessary biopsies and increases the detection of dangerous cancer that may otherwise be missed.
When do I need to act on my risk score?If the risk score value is above 11%, further investigation is often recommended, for example with MRI or biopsy, but it is always a doctor who makes an individual assessment.