[PDF] Top 20 Advances in the detection of colorectal cancer

... The proteome describes the entire protein make-up of an organism, such as a human. Proteins are the building blocks for cells, and provide a messaging role which is active in every cell and tissue in the human body. ... See full document

... had colorectal cancer as confirmed by histopathological examination of tissue specimens from the affected ...years. Detection of anti HCMV IgG and IgM using the Bio ELISA Kits (Biokit ... See full document

... for colorectal cancer is cost effective [79], if a simple blood biomarker for colorectal cancer could be developed it would have huge financial implications for health services ...further ... See full document

... early detection of colorectal cancer (CRC) based on differential expression of miRNA in ...168 colorectal adenomas (CRAs), and 190 healthy controls ...early detection of CRC. Keywords: ... See full document

... mutations. Advances in genomic technologies and cell biology have led to identification of new therapeutic targets associated with signal-transduction ...with colorectal cancer (CRC) can be extended ... See full document

... and detection of early-stage precancerous polyps before they become cancerous in individuals at average risk for colorectal cancer (CRC), which may lead to substantial decreases in the incidence of ... See full document

... early detection of breast ...breast cancer detection, many techniques have been ...recent advances in CAD systems and related techniques, described some fundamental concepts related to breast ... See full document

... DNAme has been considered as a hallmark of cancer over the last decade. 71 DNAme means the covalent addition of a methyl group to cytosine within the context of CpG dinu- cleotide and is chemically and ... See full document

... Breast cancer staging and response evaluation Most FDG PET performed in current clinical practice is performed as whole-body PET-CT, largely for staging and response ...breast cancer [37,38] prompted a ... See full document

... or colorectal adenoma, inflammatory bowel disease, endometrial cancer, at least one first-degree relative under the age of 50 years with CRC or colorectal adenoma, familial hereditary nonpolyposis ... See full document

... JA Onomichi General Hospital have delivered lectures on the risk factors of PDAC, ultrasonography (US) of the pancreas, and importance of US screening and EUS diagnostic imaging to disseminate information on the clinical ... See full document

... The results of the sensitivity analysis and funnel plot showed potential publication bias in several studies. After omitting these studies, the OS in the remaining studies was more symmetrically distributed. The reasons ... See full document

... timely detection, treatment, and prevention of serious adverse reactions are an important guarantee to complete the chemotherapy ...the colorectal cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy after ... See full document

... Chemical fecal occult bold tests are not specific for human blood [7]. In condition of dietary constituent with sufficient peroxidase activity they may give false positive results [19]. On the other hand various ... See full document

... When attempting to fi nd more reliable markers for CTCs in CRC cases, 6 out of 39 articles described only CK20 mRNA as the target gene, which is not transcribed in normal hematopoietic cells. It has previously been ... See full document

... in colorectal cancer has made significant progress in the recent ...the detection of KRAS mutations and their potential impact for treatment guidance opened several new ... See full document

... in cancer development, mostly acting as an oncogene in many human ...human colorectal cancer (CRC) is controversy and needs further clinical and experimental ... See full document

... ovarian cancer is surgery which usually includes removal of the uterus, we did not con- sider the risk of second endometrial cancer, but in the case of overall risk calculation all cancer cases are ... See full document

... eg, cancer, was evaluated as both 1) overall colorectal cancer, not distinguishing between the nine separate diagnosis codes (Table 2), and 2) subtypes of cancer, eg, cancer in cecum ... See full document

... CNTs provide opportunities for designing and tuning prop- erties that are not possible with other types of therapeutic vectors and have a bright future as a new generation of photothermal agents. With the increasing ... See full document