1993
DOI: 10.3109/02841869309096129
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Radioimmunodetection of Head and Neck Cancer: A Review

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“…Further significance for the identification and characterization of CEA as a biochemical marker lies in the possibility of using this glycoprotein as a diagnostic tool coupled with the other markers, as well as pathological analyses 12 . One example of such a scenario is the use of radiolabeled anti-CEA probe as an additional tool to characterize the tumours 7 (CTL) response 16 or by direct targeting of the cancer cells expressing CEA 9 . The presence of CEA in tumours is therefore gaining significance both from a diagnostic stand point and as an alternate target for cancer therapy.…”
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“…Further significance for the identification and characterization of CEA as a biochemical marker lies in the possibility of using this glycoprotein as a diagnostic tool coupled with the other markers, as well as pathological analyses 12 . One example of such a scenario is the use of radiolabeled anti-CEA probe as an additional tool to characterize the tumours 7 (CTL) response 16 or by direct targeting of the cancer cells expressing CEA 9 . The presence of CEA in tumours is therefore gaining significance both from a diagnostic stand point and as an alternate target for cancer therapy.…”
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confidence: 99%