Color coding is used in the Somatic Clinical Evidence sections and Case Summary to indicate the level of therapeutic, diagnostic, and prognostic evidence. This visual system helps you quickly identify the clinical significance and classification strength of each evidence item at a glance.
The following outlines the color coding scheme used to represent various levels of clinical evidence.
Therapeutic Evidence Level:
Red: FDA-approved treatment | |
Yellow: Well-powered studies | |
Turquoise: Different tumor type | |
Blue: Preclinical studies |
Diagnostic & Prognostic Evidence Level:
Red: Professional guidelines | |
Yellow: Well-powered studies | |
Turquoise: Multiple small studies | |
Blue: Case studies or small studies |