Oncology

Optimizing chemotherapy with NGS-guided insights tailored for your body

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A genomic test to identify genetic variants which impacts the effectiveness of drugs commonly prescribed to cancer patients.
  • Analyses how your genes impact drug processing
  • Gives insights into how your body handles medications
  • Guides towards the best chemotherapeutic plan
Specialities Covered
Oncology
Oncology
Pain management
Pain management
Gastroenterology
Gastroenterology
Immunology
Immunology
Surgery
Surgery
Who Should Get Tested?
CANCER PATIENTS
✦ Likely to be enrolled for/on chemotherapy
✦ With history of adverse reactions to cancer medications
✦ With a family history of medication sensitivity
✦ With other comorbidities
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Benefits
Benefits of PGx Oncology Test
  • Aids in informed decisions on chemotherapeutic agents
  • Assesses risk for drug selection and dose adjustment
  • Optimizes chemotherapeutic regimen
  • Reduces drug toxicity and adverse effects
  • Optimizes pain management along with chemotherapy
  • Cost-effective and personalized
What makes PGx Oncology Test Special?
  • Comprehensive and easy-to-read results
  • Lists the drugs to be avoided, used with caution, and used as directed by physician
  • Informs on drug dosing recommendations
Benefits
Test Specifications
Specimen required:
4ml EDTA-Blood
Specimen required:
Sequencing coverage:
>99.0% >20X
Sequencing coverage:
Variant types covered:
SNPs, indels
Variant types covered:
Turnaround time:
28 Days
Turnaround time:
Guidelines followed:
CPIC, NCCN, DPWG
Guidelines followed:
FAQs
What does this report imply?
Is this information important to the oncologist?
What are adverse drug reactions (ADRs)?
Is this based on any guidelines and are these applicable to all populations?
How is this report useful?
Which major drug classes related to Oncology are covered under PGx-Oncology test?
How will the genetic variants impact the functioning of the chemotherapeutic agents? Explain some.
What is meant by palliative care?
What are the major symptoms that are managed in palliative care?
How does palliative care benefit cancer patients?
Does PGx-Oncology test include medications used in palliative care?
Who can benefit from the PGx-Oncology test?
Will following the report help me with better treatment outcomes?
What are the advantages of undergoing a PGx-Oncology test?
Can I get tested for genes influencing drugs other than oncology?
What type of sample is required?
What is the technique used here?
Was the PGx-Oncology test validated?
How was the validation done?