At a glance
Enter a case
Disease-course state
Newly diagnosed
No prior local treatment entered.
Hormonal state
Not on ADT
Testosterone is not required for routine initial risk classification.
D'Amico classification
Incomplete
PSA, Gleason/ISUP and cT are required.
Intermediate-risk refinement
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Shown when D'Amico intermediate risk is identified.
This is a refinement layered on top of D'Amico. It is clinically relevant because favourable and unfavourable intermediate-risk disease may differ in surveillance suitability, use of ADT, brachytherapy/EBRT strategies and expected prognosis.
Case validation
Incomplete
Enter a case to validate internal consistency.
Decision-critical / blocking
Clinical timeline
Add dates or PSA history to build the timeline.
Active toxicity / quality of life
No active toxicity event recorded.
What could change the conclusion?
Decision-changing thresholds appear as the case is entered.
Whole-case completeness
Enter a case to see coverage across diagnosis, staging, treatment, medicines and follow-up.
Validation console
Internal clinical regression suite
Runs locally against the same pure rule engine used by the interface.
Not run
Use “Run self-tests” above.
Evidence, provenance & governance
Rule governance: v1.0-rc7 · safety/follow-up sources reviewed 23 Aug 2026 · deterministic core rules live in clinical-core.js and are exercised by the bundled regression suite. European and national layers are displayed separately rather than merged into one recommendation.
AFU 2024–2026: localized prostate-cancer diagnostic/management recommendations; D'Amico table and PSA-density discussion.
Open AFU source
Intermediate-risk refinement: AFU 2024–2026 notes the favourable subgroup as patients with a single intermediate-risk factor, ISUP 2 and <50% positive systematic biopsy cores; the interface does not infer “favourable” if required core information is missing.
EAU 2026: current EAU risk grouping also separates favourable and unfavourable intermediate disease, using PSA, ISUP grade and cT combinations. This is displayed here as supporting context rather than merged silently into the D'Amico rule.
AFU 2024–2026 recurrence guidance: separates post-prostatectomy recurrence, post-radiation Phoenix recurrence and post-HIFU/cryotherapy follow-up.
Open AFU recurrence guidance
EAU 2026 follow-up: post-local-treatment PSA surveillance; active-surveillance PSA/DRE/biopsy protocol; ADT monitoring; M0/M1 follow-up; imaging triggers and the rule against routine imaging after curative local treatment when PSA is stable and the patient is asymptomatic.
Open EAU follow-up
Medicine safety schedules: current EMA product information is used for drug-specific monitoring intervals. Exact SmPC intervals are kept distinct from “periodic/clinical” monitoring.
Antiemetic layer: MASCC/ESMO 2023 classifies docetaxel and cabazitaxel as low emetic-risk IV agents. The Navigator flags acute prophylaxis/local protocol review rather than inventing a universal antiemetic prescription.
Open MASCC/ESMO classification
AFU 2025 update: active surveillance remains the recommended treatment for low-risk disease; SBRT is listed as a high-grade option for low- and intermediate-risk disease, and whole-gland HIFU as a low-grade option in patients meeting HIFI criteria.
Open AFU 2025 update
SFRO RecoRad 2025: 60 Gy/20 fractions is a standard moderate-hypofractionated schedule; 35–40 Gy/5 fractions under stereotactic conditions is a recent standard for favourable/intermediate disease without pelvic irradiation.
Open SFRO 2025 abstract
Comparative outcomes sources: ProtecT randomized oncologic/PROM data, PACE-B randomized SBRT data, CHHiP randomized fractionation/PROM data, CEASAR prospective long-term functional outcomes, HIFI prospective nonrandomized HIFU vs prostatectomy, and prospective HDR/SBRT datasets. Every figure is displayed with its own population and follow-up caveat.
Individualized prognosis: independent implementation of the published competing-risk equations from Thurtle et al., PLOS Medicine 2019. The original source code was made publicly available by the authors. The official Cambridge tool has since added BRCA and continuous biopsy reparameterisation; this alpha does not copy those later features.
Open model paper
PCCI longevity cross-check: Daskivich et al., Age and Ageing 2026, >1.1 million men across VA and SEER-Medicare cohorts.
Open PCCI 2026 validation
RecoRad 2025 — prostate: Latorzeff et al., SFRO 4th edition. The local knowledge rules use the uploaded full-text paper for risk-group radiotherapy, fractionation, postoperative treatment and salvage context. Public reports link to the DOI rather than redistributing the article.
Open RecoRad 2025 prostate article
ADT refusal context: MARCAP randomized-trial meta-analysis and 2025 time-to-benefit meta-analysis. These are population-level effects and are not mathematically fused into the individualized primary-treatment model.
Treatment applicability, comparative outcomes and published competing-risk prognosis are enabled only within their stated scopes. Incomplete recurrence/advanced pathways refuse conclusions rather than extrapolate.