Gleason grade of adenocarcinoma of the prostate is an established prognostic indicator that
has stood the test of time. The Gleason grading method was devised in the 1960s and …

Histologic tumor grade is a strong predictor of outcome for men with prostate cancer. All
existing grading systems successfully identify well-differentiated cancer, which progresses …

Background Gleason grading is the strongest prognostic parameter in prostate cancer.
Gleason grading is categorized as Gleason≤ 6, 3+ 4, 4+ 3, 8, and 9–10, but there is …

Background Despite significant changes in the clinical and histologic diagnosis of prostate
cancer, the Gleason grading system remains one of the most powerful prognostic predictors …

The Gleason grading system was employed in the pathologic assessment of 82 patients with
carcinoma of the prostate diagnosed between 1962–1965 and subsequently followed to …

Context.—Since its description in 1966 by Donald Gleason, the Gleason grading has
remained a cornerstone in the diagnosis and management of prostate cancer. With …

The Gleason grading system remains one of the most powerful prognostic factors in prostate
cancer and is the dominant method around the world in daily practice. It is based solely on …

Gleason grading is now the most widely used grading system for prostatic carcinoma in the
United States. However, there are only a few studies of the interobserver reproducibility of …

The Gleason histologic score of prostatic adenocarcinoma in biopsy specimens (needle
cores or transurethral chips) was compared with the Gleason score of corresponding radical …

Purpose: At an International Society of Urological Pathology consensus conference in 2005
the Gleason grading system for prostatic carcinoma underwent its first major revision. We …