Marcadores tumorales CA125, He4 e índice ROMA en cáncer de ovario
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Vive Rev. Salud
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El cáncer de ovario es un problema de salud pública para el cual no se cuenta con métodos de tamizaje estandarizados, no obstante, los marcadores Ca125, He4 y el índice de Roma tiene un gran valor en el diagnóstico y pronóstico de esta patología. Objetivo. Analizar el comportamiento de los marcadores tumorales Ca125 y He4 e índice de Roma en la predicción de malignidad en pacientes con masas ováricas. Materiales y Métodos. Se tomaron los resultados de laboratorio de 112 mujeres atendidas en el Hospital General Ambato de los valores séricos de Ca125, He4 y su correspondiente cálculo del índice de Roma. Se los dividió en el grupo pre y postmenopáusico, maligno y benigno. Resultados. El análisis de los resultados definió la relación de Ca 125 y He4 con el diagnóstico de cáncer de ovario con un nivel de confianza del 95% y valor de p<0,05. La probabilidad de diferenciar cáncer de ovario de procesos benigno para Ca125, He4 e índice de Roma fue del 93,33%, 84,4 y 99,7, respectivamente. Conclusiones. El mejor predictor de malignidad es el índice de Roma. Se encontraron valores séricos elevados de He4 mayores para pacientes postmenopáusicas. Se requieren más estudios que avalen un método de tamizaje estandarizado para el cáncer de ovario.
Ovarian cancer is a public health problem for which there are no standardized screening methods; however, Ca125, He4 and Rome index markers are of great value in the diagnosis and prognosis of this pathology. Objective. To analyze the behavior of tumor markers Ca125 and He4 and Rome index in the prediction of malignancy in patients with ovarian masses. Materials and Methods. The laboratory results of 112 women attended at Hospital General Ambato were taken for serum Ca125, He4 and their corresponding calculation of the Rome index. They were divided into premenopausal and postmenopausal, malignant and benign groups. Results. Analysis of the results defined the relationship of Ca 125 and He4 with the diagnosis of ovarian cancer with a confidence level of 95% and value of p<0.05. The probability of differentiating ovarian cancer from benign processes for Ca125, He4 and Rome index was 93.33%, 84.4 and 99.7, respectively. Conclusions. The best predictor of malignancy is the Rome index. Elevated serum He4 values were found to be higher for postmenopausal patients. Further studies are needed to support a standardized screening method for ovarian cancer.
Ovarian cancer is a public health problem for which there are no standardized screening methods; however, Ca125, He4 and Rome index markers are of great value in the diagnosis and prognosis of this pathology. Objective. To analyze the behavior of tumor markers Ca125 and He4 and Rome index in the prediction of malignancy in patients with ovarian masses. Materials and Methods. The laboratory results of 112 women attended at Hospital General Ambato were taken for serum Ca125, He4 and their corresponding calculation of the Rome index. They were divided into premenopausal and postmenopausal, malignant and benign groups. Results. Analysis of the results defined the relationship of Ca 125 and He4 with the diagnosis of ovarian cancer with a confidence level of 95% and value of p<0.05. The probability of differentiating ovarian cancer from benign processes for Ca125, He4 and Rome index was 93.33%, 84.4 and 99.7, respectively. Conclusions. The best predictor of malignancy is the Rome index. Elevated serum He4 values were found to be higher for postmenopausal patients. Further studies are needed to support a standardized screening method for ovarian cancer.
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Vol. 5, No. 15