The Significance of sICAM-1 Detection in Serum from Patients with Epithelium Ovarian Carcinoma
Xin Qiao
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Xin Qiao
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Objective To find out the significance of sICAM in serum from patients with epithelium ovarian carcinoma.Methods Examined the concentration of serum intercellular adhesion molecular 1 (sICAM 1) by means of ELISA. Results The average concentration of sICAM 1 in epithelium ovarian carcinma was much higher than benign tumor and normal control ( P 0.001 ). The concentration and positive rate of sICAM 1 was higher in stage II~Ⅳ and cases with metastasis, while it had nothing to do with pathological types and degree of differentiation in ovarian carcinoma. Conclusion The examination of sICAM 1 is helpful for monitoring the state of ovarian carcinoma and judging prognosis.
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Objective To find out the significance of sICAM in serum from patients with epithelium ovarian carcinoma.Methods Examined the concentration of serum intercellular adhesion molecular 1 (sICAM 1) by means of ELISA. Results The average concentration of sICAM 1 in epithelium ovarian carcinma was much higher than benign tumor and normal control ( P 0.001 ). The concentration and positive rate of sICAM 1 was higher in stage II~Ⅳ and cases with metastasis, while it had nothing to do with pathological types and degree of differentiation in ovarian carcinoma. Conclusion The examination of sICAM 1 is helpful for monitoring the state of ovarian carcinoma and judging prognosis.
Key concepts: Ovarian carcinoma, Pathological, Ovarian cancer, Epithelium, Medicine, Stage (stratigraphy), Metastasis, Pathology