Progress in Image-planned and Real-time Image-guided Lung Cancer Biopsy in the Detection of Biomarkers.

With the progress of targeted therapy and immunotherapy for lung cancer, the clinical demand for lung biopsy is increasing. An ideal biopsy specimen can be used not only for histopathological diagnosis, but also for biomarker detection. The ideal biopsy specimen should meet two requirements, includi...

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Publicado en:Chinese Journal of Lung Cancer Vol. 26; no. 8; pp. 630 - 639
Autores principales: Gengshen BAI, Bingyin ZHU, Jun MA, Yongchun LI, Gang HUANG, Yaqiong MA
Formato: diagnostic images pictorial review tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Chinese Journal of Lung Cancer Aug2023
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          Gengshen BAI
          Bingyin ZHU
          Jun MA
          Yongchun LI
          Gang HUANG
          Yaqiong MA
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          Lung Neoplasms Diagnosis
          Biopsy Methods
          Tumor Markers, Biological
          Specimen Handling
          Preoperative Care
      ab: With the progress of targeted therapy and immunotherapy for lung cancer, the clinical demand for lung biopsy is increasing. An ideal biopsy specimen can be used not only for histopathological diagnosis, but also for biomarker detection. The ideal biopsy specimen should meet two requirements, including more than 60 mm2 of tumor tissue and containing more than 20% of tumor cells. In order to obtain ideal lung cancer biopsy specimens, advanced imaging techniques are needed to help. In this article, we reviewed the requirements for biopsy specimens based on biomarker detection, as well as the current status and research progress of using imaging techniques for preoperative planning and intraoperative real time guidance of lung cancer biopsy.
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