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Expert Rev. Mol. Diagn. · Jan 2016
ReviewLung cancer screening: utility of molecular applications in conjunction with low-dose computed tomography guidelines.
- John F Palma, Partha Das, and Oliver Liesenfeld.
- a Medical & Scientific Affairs Department , Roche Molecular Systems, Inc , Pleasanton , CA , USA.
- Expert Rev. Mol. Diagn. 2016 Jan 1; 16 (4): 435-47.
AbstractFinding early-stage lung cancer where there is a higher chance for patient survival remains a major healthcare challenge. Low-dose spiral computed tomography for high-risk patients can increase the detection of cancers with certain tradeoffs, such as increased radiation exposure and surgical risks for false-positive cases. New molecular markers and assays show considerable promise to further reduce healthcare costs and improve lung cancer survival rates but require further validation. This review summarizes and discusses the current state of research in lung cancer screening and highlights developments in biomarker research for lung cancer diagnostics.
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