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A Proposed Statistical Approach for Conducting a Longitudinal Assessment of Circulating Tumor DNA

2025-04-08

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As circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) may reflect cancer progression, understanding its temporal evolution can inform clinical decision-making in precision oncology. Temporal changes in ctDNA often exhibit complex patterns, varying significantly between and within patients. Factors such as patient characteristics and treatment regimens can further impact these changes. Traditional statistical methods may fall short in...

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Literature Corpus work: bb62d7b1-4c8c-5128-b5b7-82a1ef4919ce
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.03.646973

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