Роль біомаркерів та геномних факторів при активному спостереженні у хворих на рак передміхурової залози

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Опубліковано: гру 13, 2016
DOI: https://doi.org/10.30841/2307-5090.4(59).2016.104479
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рак передміхурової залози, активне спостереження,

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С. В. Головко
Клініка урології Національного військово-медичного клінічного центру «Головний військовий клінічний госпіталь» МО України, м. Київ, Україна
О. Ф. Савицький
Українська військово медична академія МО України, м. Київ, Україна

Анотація

У статті проаналізовані первинні дані щодо факторів ризику, як предикторів прогресії раку передміхурової залози у пацієнтів групи активного спостереження. Вивчена високаінформаційна цінність біомаркерів та геномних факторів при визначенні ризику прогресії захворювання. Крім того, недоліком деяких досліджень є недостатні терміни спостереження.

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Головко, С. В., & Савицький, О. Ф. (2016). Роль біомаркерів та геномних факторів при активному спостереженні у хворих на рак передміхурової залози. Здоров’я чоловіка, (4(59), 115–118. https://doi.org/10.30841/2307-5090.4(59).2016.104479
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С. В. Головко, Клініка урології Національного військово-медичного клінічного центру «Головний військовий клінічний госпіталь» МО України, м. Київ

Головко Сергей Викторович

О. Ф. Савицький, Українська військово медична академія МО України, м. Київ

Савицкий Александр Федорович

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