Prototype/Lung Cancer: Multivalent genetic model for clinical decision support

Created by François COLLIN (update 2020-02-12)

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The need

In spite of a long run research, the lung cancer condition is characterised by low survival.

Characterisation of the tumour is essential to decide the treatment offering the best chances
(see here or there).

Experts are demanding the addition of genetic information to support clinical decision process.

Principle

Following a lung tumour resection, I propose to exploit the associations between clinical traits and tumour expression to observe the tumour from a complementary point of view helping the clinician and the patient making the right choice.

    Concretely:
  1. The user provides a lung tumour expression data.
  2. The user triggers the computation.
  3. The user gets back clinical information obtained from the genetic standpoint.

The prototype.

Available online
and below.

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Data selection: Along with the file input field, a set of use cases.

Application run: The histological types are determined, accuracy estimated.

Transcription age: The association between tumour size and expression is used.

Enhanced learning: If the association is not conclusive, the learning can be enhanced.

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