Developing technology that may help to detect ovarian cancer
Prof. Mohammed bin Hassan adar
Scientific
study is limited to the possibility that helps the common examination,
conducted by women annually to monitor the endometrial cancer, early
detection of ovarian cancer.
University
researchers found "John Hopkins" America that periodic examination of
uterus, taking samples with known "pap smear", in turn, may be an
effective means to monitor ovarian cancer using genome sequence named
"PapGene".
During
the study, the test successfully and accurately determine all cases of
endometrial cancer and endometrial cancers, 24, and 41 per cent of the
cases of ovarian cancer ovarian cancers.
Ovarian
cancer is known as the "silent killer" because of the belief that
symptoms do not appear until the disease reaches an advanced stage.
Uterine
cancer, it develops over many years, and the most important signs of
the disease infecting women with unusual bleeding, uterus cancer usually
affects women after menopause or after menopause, but only a small
percentage of women have become infected with the disease before the age
of 40.
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