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4%). Although diagnoses based on a single opinion showed moderate agreement with the GGG of RP specimens (initial 35.2%, weighted = 0.522; second opinion; 38.8%, weighted = 0.56, matching initial and second opinion diagnoses improved the concordance (42.9%, 133/310 cases) to substantial agreement (weighted = 0.626). A second opinion of PCa pathology helps to improve the diagnostic accuracy of NCB specimens. However, over half of diagnoses that matched between the initial and second opinions differed from the diagnosis of RP specime
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