Evaluation of Multi-tumor Markers Protein Chip Diagnostic System in the Diagnosis of Pancreatic Cancer
Ke Zhang
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Ke Zhang
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Objective:To investigate the application of Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnostic System in the diagnostic of pancreatic cancer.Methods:Using the Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnostie System to determine and analyze the concentration values of 12 tumor markers(CA199,NSE,CEA,CA242,FER,β-HCG,AFP,f-PSA,PSA,CA125,HGH,CA153) in the serum of 43 patients with pancreatic cancer,54 benign pancreatic disease and 30 normal persons.By analyzing the validity and the diagnostic potency of the Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnostic System was evaluated.Results:The validity of this system in the diagnosis of the pancreatic cancer with combination of CA199,CA242,and CEA was evaluatid according the following criteria:sensitivity(86.0%),specificity(66.7%),α(33.3%),β(14.0%),positive likelihood ratio(2.58),negative likelihood ratio(0.21),diagnostic index(153%),Youden's index(0.53),and crude accuracy(75.3%);the criteriafor reliability(concordance correlation coefficient) were:CA199(0.846,P0.01),NSE(0.858,P0.01),CEA(0.906,P0.01),CA242(0.864,P0.01),FER(0.913,P0.01),β-HCG(0.881,P0.01),AFP(0.894,P0.01),f-PSA(0.836,P0.01),PSA(0.875,P0.01),CA125(0.866,P0.01),HGH(0.887,P0.01),CA153(0.875,P0.01). Conclusions:The Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnostle System had valid valve for its clinical appucation in the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.The sensitivity could be increased with the combination of CA199,CA242,and CEA.
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Objective:To investigate the application of Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnostic System in the diagnostic of pancreatic cancer.Methods:Using the Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnostie System to determine and analyze the concentration values of 12 tumor markers(CA199,NSE,CEA,CA242,FER,β-HCG,AFP,f-PSA,PSA,CA125,HGH,CA153) in the serum of 43 patients with pancreatic cancer,54 benign pancreatic disease and 30 normal persons.By analyzing the validity and the diagnostic potency of the Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnostic System was evaluated.Results:The validity of this system in the diagnosis of the pancreatic cancer with combination of CA199,CA242,and CEA was evaluatid according the following criteria:sensitivity(86.0%),specificity(66.7%),α(33.3%),β(14.0%),positive likelihood ratio(2.58),negative likelihood ratio(0.21),diagnostic index(153%),Youden's index(0.53),and crude accuracy(75.3%);the criteriafor reliability(concordance correlation coefficient) were:CA199(0.846,P0.01),NSE(0.858,P0.01),CEA(0.906,P0.01),CA242(0.864,P0.01),FER(0.913,P0.01),β-HCG(0.881,P0.01),AFP(0.894,P0.01),f-PSA(0.836,P0.01),PSA(0.875,P0.01),CA125(0.866,P0.01),HGH(0.887,P0.01),CA153(0.875,P0.01). Conclusions:The Multi-tumor markers Protein Chip Diagnostle System had valid valve for its clinical appucation in the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.The sensitivity could be increased with the combination of CA199,CA242,and CEA.
Key concepts: Medicine, Concordance, Pancreatic cancer, Internal medicine, Cancer, Gastroenterology, Diagnostic accuracy, Cancer antigen