Yıl: 2017 Cilt: 16 Sayı: 3 Sayfa Aralığı: 95 - 100 Metin Dili: Türkçe İndeks Tarihi: 29-07-2022

Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?

Öz:
Günümüzde prostat kanseri için kabul edilen tarama araçları prostat spesifik antijen (PSA) ve rektal incelemedir. PSA, prostata spesifik; ancak kansere spesifik değildir. Bu nedenle tek başına serum PSA ölçümünün prostat kanseri tanısındaki özgüllüğü düşük olup, yanlış pozitif sonuçlara ve gereksiz biyopsilere de yol açabilir. Bu sorunlar nedeniyle son yıllarda PSA'nın etkinliğini arttırmak ve/veya daha etkin yeni tümör belirteçleri bulabilmek için çalışılmaktadır. Ancak, prostat kanserinin heterojenik özelliği nedeniyle tek bir belirtecin istenilen faydayı sağlaması mümkün görünmemektedir. Bu nedenle son yıllarda belirteçlerin kombine kullanımı gündeme gelmiş ve böylece daha yüksek duyarlılık ve özgüllük oranları elde edilmiştir
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Konular: Üroloji ve Nefroloji Onkoloji

What are the New Developments in Urinary, Serum and Tissue Biomarkers in Prostate Cancer?

Öz:
Currently the accepted screening tools for prostate cancer are prostate specific antigen (PSA) and rectal examination. PSA is specific to prostate, but not to prostate cancer. Therefore, identifying prostate cancer only by serum PSA measurement has low specificity and may lead to false positive results and unnecessary biopsies. Due to these problems, it is investigated to increase the effectiveness of PSA and/or to find new biomarkers. However, it does not seem possible to have the adequate benefit from only one biomarker due to heterogeneous feature of prostate cancer. Therefore, in the recent years, combined use of biomarkers became a current issue and higher sensitivity and specificity rates were established
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Konular: Üroloji ve Nefroloji Onkoloji
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APA ŞAHİN H, Cetinkaya M, DELİKTAŞ H (2017). Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?. , 95 - 100.
Chicago ŞAHİN Hayrettin,Cetinkaya Mehmet,DELİKTAŞ Hasan Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?. (2017): 95 - 100.
MLA ŞAHİN Hayrettin,Cetinkaya Mehmet,DELİKTAŞ Hasan Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?. , 2017, ss.95 - 100.
AMA ŞAHİN H,Cetinkaya M,DELİKTAŞ H Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?. . 2017; 95 - 100.
Vancouver ŞAHİN H,Cetinkaya M,DELİKTAŞ H Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?. . 2017; 95 - 100.
IEEE ŞAHİN H,Cetinkaya M,DELİKTAŞ H "Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?." , ss.95 - 100, 2017.
ISNAD ŞAHİN, Hayrettin vd. "Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?". (2017), 95-100.
APA ŞAHİN H, Cetinkaya M, DELİKTAŞ H (2017). Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?. Üroonkoloji Bülteni, 16(3), 95 - 100.
Chicago ŞAHİN Hayrettin,Cetinkaya Mehmet,DELİKTAŞ Hasan Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?. Üroonkoloji Bülteni 16, no.3 (2017): 95 - 100.
MLA ŞAHİN Hayrettin,Cetinkaya Mehmet,DELİKTAŞ Hasan Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?. Üroonkoloji Bülteni, vol.16, no.3, 2017, ss.95 - 100.
AMA ŞAHİN H,Cetinkaya M,DELİKTAŞ H Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?. Üroonkoloji Bülteni. 2017; 16(3): 95 - 100.
Vancouver ŞAHİN H,Cetinkaya M,DELİKTAŞ H Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?. Üroonkoloji Bülteni. 2017; 16(3): 95 - 100.
IEEE ŞAHİN H,Cetinkaya M,DELİKTAŞ H "Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?." Üroonkoloji Bülteni, 16, ss.95 - 100, 2017.
ISNAD ŞAHİN, Hayrettin vd. "Prostat Kanserinde; Üriner, Serum ve Doku Biyomarkerlerinde Yeni Gelişmeler Nelerdir?". Üroonkoloji Bülteni 16/3 (2017), 95-100.