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A Prospective Validation Study of Lung Cancer Gene Panel Testing Using Cytological Specimens

3 Aug 2022

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Background: Genetic panel tests require sufficient tissue samples, and therefore, cannot always be performed. Although collecting cytological specimens is easier than tissue collection, there are no validation studies on the diagnostic accuracy of lung cancer gene panel tests using cytology samples. Methods: Using an amplicon-based high-sensitivity next-generation sequencing panel test capable of measuring eight...

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PMID: 35954448
DOI: 10.3390/cancers14153784

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