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Detection of PIK3CA Mutations in Anal Dysplasia.
The Journal of surgical research - 1 Nov 2025
Johnson Hillary R, Dietmann Elise C, Praska Corinne E, Dennison Kirsten L, McGregor Stephanie M, Suter William, Leverson Glen, Murtaza Muhammed, Carchman Evie H
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INTRODUCTION: The incidence of anal cancer is increasing despite screening and treatment options for anal dysplasia, the precursor to anal cancer. Once anal dysplasia is identified, predicting which patients are at the highest risk of progressing to anal cancer remains challenging, as there are no molecular biomarkers for risk stratification. The most common mutation in anal cancer affects the catalytic subunit...
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