Clinical Value of Tumor Marker Allied Detection in Diagnosis of Lung Cancer
Chun-hua Yu, Tan Shanjuan, Yongjun Wu
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Chun-hua Yu, Tan Shanjuan, Yongjun Wu
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Objective To study the clinical value of the combined detection of tumor markers in the diagnosis of lung cancer. Methods The clinical data and serum levels of CA19-9,CEA,NSE and CA125 of 30 patients with lung cancer and 30 patients with benign lung disease were retrospectively reviewed from June,2010 to Nov.2010. Results The levels of serum CA19-9,NSE and CA125 in lung cancer group were significantly different from benign lung diseases group(P0.05).The sensitivity,specificity and accuracy of four tumor markers were 70%,93.33% and 81.67%,respectively. Conclusion The combined detections of CA19-9,CEA,NSE and CA125 are very useful for the diagnostic value of lung cancer patients which will provide a scientific and reliable evidence for differentiating lung cancer from benign lung disease.
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Objective To study the clinical value of the combined detection of tumor markers in the diagnosis of lung cancer. Methods The clinical data and serum levels of CA19-9,CEA,NSE and CA125 of 30 patients with lung cancer and 30 patients with benign lung disease were retrospectively reviewed from June,2010 to Nov.2010. Results The levels of serum CA19-9,NSE and CA125 in lung cancer group were significantly different from benign lung diseases group(P0.05).The sensitivity,specificity and accuracy of four tumor markers were 70%,93.33% and 81.67%,respectively. Conclusion The combined detections of CA19-9,CEA,NSE and CA125 are very useful for the diagnostic value of lung cancer patients which will provide a scientific and reliable evidence for differentiating lung cancer from benign lung disease.
Key concepts: Lung cancer, Medicine, Tumor marker, Internal medicine, Lung, Cancer, Pathology, Oncology