04/23/2026
Histology alone is not enough.
For patients with oral potentially malignant disorders (OPMDs), traditional dysplasia grading remains limited—often falling short in reliably predicting which lesions will progress to cancer. With reported sensitivity ranging from 38–89% ¹, variability and uncertainty can impact clinical decision-making.
STRATICYTE® is redefining early risk prediction.
By combining AI-driven biomarker analysis with digital pathology, STRATICYTE® goes beyond the limitations of histologic grading to deliver an objective, personalized 5-year oral cancer risk score.
With 97% sensitivity and negative predictive value²,³,STRATICYTE® provides clinicians with greater confidence in identifying high-risk patients earlier—while helping reduce uncertainty for those at low risk.
The result:
✔️ More precise risk stratification
✔️ Earlier, more proactive intervention
✔️ Better-informed patient management
As the landscape of oral cancer care evolves, STRATICYTE® continues to set a new standard—bringing clarity where traditional methods fall short.
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2. Hwang et al, "Individualized five-year risk assessment for oral premalignant lesion progression to cancer." JOOO MAR-2017; Vol 123(3):p374-38. ePub 2016-NOV-22.
3. Darling et al, "Assessing Oral Epithelial Dysplasia Risk for Transformation to Cancer: Comparison Between Histologic Grading Systems Versus S100A7 Immunohistochemical Signature-based Grading." AIMM, Vol 31(6):p399-405, JUL-2023
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