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Ovarian Cancer Software In Europe
4 software items found
by:SOPHiA Genetics based inBoston, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
From targeted to comprehensive solutions, Next-Generation-Sequencing (NGS) offers the capacity to simultaneously analyze a select set of genes, regions, and biomarkers based on known involvement across solid tumor such as lung, colon, breast, melanoma, gastric, and ovarian cancers. However, as tests either expand or become more specialized, molecular pathologists ...
by:SOPHiA Genetics based inBoston, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Identifying patterns of genomic scarring in ovarian cancer samples. Accurate identification and reporting of Homologous Recombination Deficiency (HRD) status are critical for better patient management. SOPHiA DDM Dx HRD Solution is a CE-marked in vitro diagnostic (IVD) application leveraging low-pass Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) and a proprietary deep-learning ...
by:SOPHiA Genetics based inBoston, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Confidently assess genetic variants predisposing to cancer. Hereditary causes account for ∼10% of cancer cases, and an estimated 20% of cancer patients have a family history of cancer.1 Identification of an individual with a suspected hereditable cancer can lead to additional examinations and help formulate the most appropriate prevention strategies. Evaluating the predisposition to develop ...
by:SOPHiA Genetics based inBoston, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Hereditary causes account for ∼10% of cancer cases, and an estimated 20% of cancer patients have a family history of cancer. Identification of an individual with a suspected hereditable cancer can lead to additional examinations and help formulate the most appropriate prevention strategies. Evaluating the predisposition to develop inherited cancer depends on the ability to characterize genes ...