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Application of multi-tumor markers protein chip diagnose system in the diagnosing of ovarian cancer

Che Yi-qu

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Objective To investigate the application of Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnose System in the diagnosing of ovarian cancer. Methods Using the Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnose System to determine and analyze the concentration values of 12 tumor markers(AFP, CEA, NSE, CA125, CA153, CA242, CA199, PSA, f-PSA, FER, β-HCG and HGH) in the sera of 53 malignant ovarian cancer patients, 12 ovarian cysts patients and 98 normal persons. Result At least one kind of tumor marker was found higher in 44 sera of the 53 malignant ovarian cancer patients(positive ratio is 83 0%), in 7 sera of the 12 ovarian cysts patients(positive ratio is 58 3%) and 2 sera of the 98 normal persons (negative ratio is 97 9%). NSE、HGH、PSA and f-PSA were first found higher in the sera of ovarian cancer patients. Conclusion The application of Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnose System in the diagnosing of cancer not only greatly reduces analysis of tumor markers concentration in serum and left the accuracy of diagnosis but may lead new discoveries about the tumor markers.

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Objective To investigate the application of Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnose System in the diagnosing of ovarian cancer. Methods Using the Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnose System to determine and analyze the concentration values of 12 tumor markers(AFP, CEA, NSE, CA125, CA153, CA242, CA199, PSA, f-PSA, FER, β-HCG and HGH) in the sera of 53 malignant ovarian cancer patients, 12 ovarian cysts patients and 98 normal persons. Result At least one kind of tumor marker was found higher in 44 sera of the 53 malignant ovarian cancer patients(positive ratio is 83 0%), in 7 sera of the 12 ovarian cysts patients(positive ratio is 58 3%) and 2 sera of the 98 normal persons (negative ratio is 97 9%). NSE、HGH、PSA and f-PSA were first found higher in the sera of ovarian cancer patients. Conclusion The application of Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnose System in the diagnosing of cancer not only greatly reduces analysis of tumor markers concentration in serum and left the accuracy of diagnosis but may lead new discoveries about the tumor markers.

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Objective To investigate the application of Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnose System in the diagnosing of ovarian cancer. Methods Using the Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnose System to determine and analyze the concentration values of 12 tumor markers(AFP, CEA, NSE, CA125, CA153, CA242, CA199, PSA, f-PSA, FER, β-HCG and HGH) in the sera of 53 malignant ovarian cancer patients, 12 ovarian cysts patients and 98 normal persons. Result At least one kind of tumor marker was found higher in 44 sera of the 53 malignant ovarian cancer patients(positive ratio is 83 0%), in 7 sera of the 12 ovarian cysts patients(positive ratio is 58 3%) and 2 sera of the 98 normal persons (negative ratio is 97 9%). NSE、HGH、PSA and f-PSA were first found higher in the sera of ovarian cancer patients. Conclusion The application of Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnose System in the diagnosing of cancer not only greatly reduces analysis of tumor markers concentration in serum and left the accuracy of diagnosis but may lead new discoveries about the tumor markers.

Key concepts: Ovarian cancer, Protein chip, Tumor marker, Medicine, Ovarian tumor, Cancer, Internal medicine, Pathology

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