Novo teste pode identificar tipo de tumor cerebral em menos de duas horas e acelerar diagnóstico
Researchers at the University of Nottingham have developed a DNA-based test that can classify brain tumors from a small tissue sample, potentially delivering results in under two hours during surgery. The test is being evaluated in the UK’s NHS and could help surgeons tailor tumor removal and speed decisions about treatment and clinical-trial eligibility.
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