癌症患者扩展面板分析的经济评价与NHS历史诊断生殖系遗传测试 - - 一个基于真实世界的数据建模研究

Qin Xi1, Rahul Patel2, Thomas Linton-Willoughby2

  • 1Primary Care Unit, Department of Public Health and Primary Care, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom.

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概括

对癌症易感基因 (CSG) 的现有下一代测序 (NGS) 数据进行重新分析是具有成本效益的. 与历史遗传检测方法相比,对8个基因小组进行全面扩展的测试具有显著的价值.

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