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New imaging method finds 98% of renal cancer
A recent study has shown that positron emission tomography (PET) imaging using a radioactive substance called "Ga-68-DPI-4452" successfully detected approximately 98% of clear cell renal carcinoma lesions, compared to less than half with traditional techniques. This method relies on targeting the elevated "CAIX" protein present in cancer cells, leading to improved accuracy in identifying tumors and metastases, including spread to the brain, lungs, and bones. The results are promising for staging the disease, monitoring tumor recurrence, and selecting patients for targeted personalized therapy.
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