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All cancer patients
Ideal for aggressive and advanced cancer patients
Best treatment recommendation
Provides information on pathway analysis
Includes Positive Bioscience expert comments and complementary consulation with your doctor
Sample Requirement: FFPE Block and 3-4 ml of blood in EDTA tubes or Blood (6-8ml of blood in 2 Streck tubes) and 3-4 ml of blood in EDTA tubes
Illumina NGS
NABL & DSIR certified laboratory
Reporting time: 4 weeks
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PositiveSelect Ultimate is the most advanced test available for cancer patients. PositiveSelect Ultimate is normally used for advanced and aggressive cancers, to determine the pathways driving the cancer and select the best possible treatment option. PositiveSelect Ultimate covers all the information provided in our other PositiveSelect tests and includes pathway analysis. Each PositiveSelect Ultimate case is personally supervised by one of our experts and their findings are shared in the “Expert Summary” portion of the test. It is the one test available anywhere in the world to contain match sampling, MSI, TMB, advanced pathway analysis, hereditary testing all paired with 1000x coverage.
Better understand a patients’ risk for specific health conditions
Prescribe more suitable medications at optimal dosages for patients, as needed.
Suggest early lifestyle and diet interventions to help control or prevent certain health conditions.
31% more accurate in identifying cancer driver mutations
Better treatment recommendation
Complementary consultation with your doctor
Test 315 genes at an affordable price
Provides information on immunotherapy implications
Provides information on Tumor Mutation Burden and Microsatellite instability
65% increase in median overall survival
Multiple technology platform to provide most comprehensive recommendations
Complimentary consultation
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Toll-Free: 1800-3070-6727
Email: info@positivebioscience.com