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: These biomarkers are being investigated for early detection, as pancreatic cancer is often asymptomatic until advanced stages. Higher levels of certain markers, such as plasma fibrinogen, often correlate with advanced tumor stages and poorer prognosis. 2. Pediatric Hematology: The CENTIPEDE Study 109385
Published in the World Journal of Clinical Oncology, this comprehensive review (Article 109385) explores how specific biological signals drive the progression of pancreatic cancer. The identifier "109385" also appears in other high-impact
A separate research article (109385) published in Thrombosis Research introduces a "Computable Phenotype" to identify pulmonary embolism (PE) in children. Pediatric Hematology: The CENTIPEDE Study Published in the
The most prominent scientific "deep write-ups" associated with this identifier include an extensive review of and a technical report on pediatric pulmonary embolism . 1. Pancreatic Cancer: Inflammatory Biomarkers