Angle has announced results from a metastatic breast cancer research study carried out by its KOL partner University of Southern California (USC) Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center. Headline data potentially prove that circulating cancer cells (CTCs) captured using Parsortix have the same biology compared to invasive tissue biopsy and can be used to guide the treatment. While this will have to be replicated in larger-scale trials, it represents a potential third clinical application, in which Parsortix can establish a new standard of care.
19 Apr 2016
Third clinical application emerges
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Third clinical application emerges
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- Published:
19 Apr 2016 -
Author:
Jonas Peciulis -
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Angle has announced results from a metastatic breast cancer research study carried out by its KOL partner University of Southern California (USC) Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center. Headline data potentially prove that circulating cancer cells (CTCs) captured using Parsortix have the same biology compared to invasive tissue biopsy and can be used to guide the treatment. While this will have to be replicated in larger-scale trials, it represents a potential third clinical application, in which Parsortix can establish a new standard of care.