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PCMARK 10 SCORES EXPLAINED UPDATE
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Scores of 8 or higher describe cancers that are likely to spread more rapidly, these cancers are often referred to as poorly differentiated or high grade.

Tumors with a primary score of 3 and a secondary score of 4 have a fairly good outlook, whereas cancers with a primary Gleason Score of 4 and a secondary score of 3, are more likely to grow and spread. Scoring a 7 means that the primary score (largest section of the tumor) scored a 3 or 4.

A score of 7 suggests and intermediate risk for aggressive cancer.

Scores of 6 or less describe cancer cells that look similar to normal cells and suggest that the cancer is likely to grow slowly.

The higher the Gleason Score, the more likely that the cancer will grow and spread quickly. If the cancer is almost entirely made up of cells with the same score, the grade for that area is counted twice to calculated the total Gleason Score.

For instance, if the Gleason Score is written as 3+4=7, it means most of the tumor is grade 3 and the next largest section of the tumor is grade 4, together they make up the total Gleason Score.

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A primary grade is given to describe the cells that make up the largest area of the tumor and a secondary grade is given to describe the cells of the next largest area. If you ask any infosec pro at random how they measure the severity of software vulnerabilities, chances are they’ll say that they use Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) scores. Since prostate tumors are often made up of cancerous cells that have different grades, two grades are assigned for each patient. Most cancers score a grade of 3 or higher. The Gleason Score ranges from 1-5 and describes how much the cancer from a biopsy looks like healthy tissue (lower score) or abnormal tissue (higher score). This grading system can be used to choose appropriate treatment options. The Gleason Score is the grading system used to determine the aggressiveness of prostate cancer.

I then got 3605 post-update but ran a third time to see if the values fluctuate and got the 3607 I posted above. However, oddities as a laptop apu (the Ryzen 3 4300U) being the fastest AMD processor, are not explained. But before I updated it, I ran the test for giggles to compare pre- and post-update. Passmark issued a statement, and explains why the new scores are higher.

PCMARK 10 SCORES EXPLAINED UPDATE

Prostate Cancer Grading & Prognostic Scoring Weird: PCMark 10 needed an update the instant I downloaded it.