Clinical Value of CA125,CA72-4 and CEA Detection in Early Diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer
Hui Jing
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Hui Jing
Abstract
To explore the clinical values of combined detection of serum CA125,CA72-4 and CEA levels in the early diagnosis of ovarian cancer,the serum CA125,CA72-4 and CEA levels in 112 patients with ovarian cancer,185 patients with benign ovarian tumor and 100 healthy women controls were measured by electrochemical luminescence immunoassay(ECLIA).The results showed that serum CA125,CA72-4 and CEA levels and positive rate in patients with ovarian cancer were significantly higher that of in patients with benign ovarian tumor and healthy controls(P0.01).The positive rates of CA125,CA72-4 and CEA in patients with ovarian cancer were 86.61%,67.86% and 49.11%,respectively.The positive rate of three markers combined detection was 91.96%.The combined detection of the three markers may increase the positive rate in the early diagnosis of ovarian cancer,and help to differentiate the benign and malignant ovarian tumor.
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To explore the clinical values of combined detection of serum CA125,CA72-4 and CEA levels in the early diagnosis of ovarian cancer,the serum CA125,CA72-4 and CEA levels in 112 patients with ovarian cancer,185 patients with benign ovarian tumor and 100 healthy women controls were measured by electrochemical luminescence immunoassay(ECLIA).The results showed that serum CA125,CA72-4 and CEA levels and positive rate in patients with ovarian cancer were significantly higher that of in patients with benign ovarian tumor and healthy controls(P0.01).The positive rates of CA125,CA72-4 and CEA in patients with ovarian cancer were 86.61%,67.86% and 49.11%,respectively.The positive rate of three markers combined detection was 91.96%.The combined detection of the three markers may increase the positive rate in the early diagnosis of ovarian cancer,and help to differentiate the benign and malignant ovarian tumor.
Key concepts: Medicine, Ovarian cancer, Internal medicine, Ovarian tumor, Oncology, Cancer, Tumor marker, Clinical diagnosis