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Metastat

Stay one step ahead of cancer

Metastatic spread has a very poor prognosis and it would be pertinent to know if this is of high or low probability. Metastat would investigate the proteins that are related to the distant spread of cancer. This is an advanced investigation to find out and make clear the nature of a certain cancer. Being equipped with this knowledge the treating physician can customize the selection of treatment and aggressiveness of a given treatment to mitigate this phenomenon. In this way, treatment protocols are customized to the patient rather than having a 1 size fits all approach.

How does Metastat work?

Metastat test, an advanced test, analyzes a patient’s blood to detect these specific marker genes and their corresponding proteins to identify the possibility of metastasis.  

Metastasis is a stage where tumors begin to infiltrate other organs. This Metastat test is designed to detect specific blood-borne markers that can accurately determine whether a secondary cancerous tumor is likely to develop and its potential location.

By analyzing a blood sample, we meticulously examine and identify Circulating Tumor Cells (CTCs). The test employs a dual approach to scrutinize your blood sample.

Using Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) to gauge specific marker levels and Flow cytometry to identify the protein levels within genes, this comprehensive analysis ensures precision in evaluating the cancer's progression.

What details does the test provide?

Metastasis possibility

Metastat focuses on studying the circulating tumor cells (CTC) originating from the primary tumor in your body. By analyzing these cells, the test can identify specific genes and proteins expressed by the cancer which indicates the likelihood of metastasis to particular organs. 

How does it help?

Metastat test quantifies the ability of the cancer to spread in the body. It is vital in the survival of the patient to be able to understand this component, as metastasis considerably lowers life expectancy. Hence understanding the probability of metastasis would guide how aggressive a treatment would need to be.

It arms both doctors and cancer patients with the information needed to take proactive measures and make informed decisions.

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Why choose Metastat?

Metastat is a valuable tool that provides comprehensive information on tumor cells using blood-borne markers.

This cancer detection test provides a timely assessment by predicting the development of secondary cancer and its potential location.

It paves the way for more tailored and effective cancer treatments for each patient.

Why choose Oncotrail?

Oncotrail has undergone rigorous evaluation to ensure high sensitivity and specificity, making it an invaluable tool for diagnostic purposes.

Through high-precision techniques, the test is used to monitor the effectiveness of a particular cancer treatment. This would objectively provide information on how well the treatment is going.

The non-invasive tracking of the cancer status would notify a treating physician whether to adjust current management or stay the course. This would be important to know in almost real-time rather than to find out much later that a treatment doesn't apply to a particular person.

Test details

Sample Type

Sample type

Whole peripheral blood sample

Sample Size

Sample size

10- 15 ml of whole peripheral blood

Testing Time

Testing time

7-10 days in the lab

Final Results

Final results

21 days after sample collection

Cancer Type

Cancer type

Applicable for all cancer types

To whom it is relevant: The test is suitable for cancer patients who have confirmed cancer diagnosis and are concerned about the risk of secondary cancer development.

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    Yes, the test can be performed for all types of cancer. 

    Get the insight you need to fight against the cancer, choose Metastat!