Use of circulating tumor cells and microemboli to predict diagnosis and prognosis in diffuse glioma.

Yangzhi QiYang XuTengfeng YanWei XiongXinyi ZhuQian SunGang DengFanen YuanLiguo YePing HuBaohui LiuShenqi ZhangShuhang DengYan HeGao WuQingsong YeQianxue Chen

Published in: Journal of neurosurgery (2024)

The authors revealed a correlation between CTCs and clinical characteristics and demonstrated that CTCs and CTMs are independent predictors for the diagnosis and prognosis of diffuse glioma. Their CTC- and CTM-based survival models can enable clinicians to evaluate patients' response to surgery as well as their outcomes.

Keyphrases

circulating tumor cells
end stage renal disease
circulating tumor
low grade
chronic kidney disease
minimally invasive
prognostic factors
peritoneal dialysis
type diabetes
adipose tissue
skeletal muscle
acute coronary syndrome
insulin resistance
high grade
patient reported