Prostate cancer is clinically defined by the Gleason Score (GS), based on the pattern of cells and glands. While imaging is useful for localizing prostate cancer, clinical diagnosis is based only on pathology; as such, tools which combine clinical imaging and pathology are highly useful as training tools. This study combines expert annotated histology aligned with clinical imaging to provide a visualization tool, allowing the user to select a region on the MRI and view the underlying pathology and Gleason annotation.
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