Serum CA242, CA199, CA125, CEA, and TSGF are Biomarkers for the Efficacy and Prognosis of Cryoablation in Pancreatic Cancer Patients

作者: Ye Chen , She-Gan Gao , Jian-Min Chen , Gong-Ping Wang , Zeng-Fang Wang

DOI: 10.1007/S12013-014-0345-2

关键词: Internal medicineCarcinoembryonic antigenLymph nodePathologicalMedicineMetastasisAntigenGastroenterologyClinical significancePancreatic cancerOncologyCryoablationBiophysicsCell biologyBiochemistryGeneral Medicine

摘要: This study aimed to compare the changes and determine clinical significance of carbohydrate antigens CA242, CA199, CA125, carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), tumor-specific growth factor (TSGF) before after cryoablation by Cryocare system. Thirty-one pancreatic cancer patients were selected receive The serum expression levels CEA, TSGF 1 month treatment determined. Meanwhile, level these factors was also determined in 31 healthy volunteers. parameter analyzed with pathological data. group significantly higher than those control both (P < 0.05). dramatically decreased treatment, which statistically different positive rates CEA much 0.05), rate that lower Serum CA242 correlated tumor diameter, staging, differentiation, lymph node, liver metastasis Except gender, CA199 all other parameters CA125 only differentiation Cryoablation system can decrease TSGF, rate. be important index for assessment. are great value assessment prognosis patients.

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