Detecting lung cancer at an early stage: 'Spectral histopathology' facilitates prognosis regarding tumour aggressiveness

Monday, April 20, 2015 - 08:30 in Health & Medicine

A new diagnostic method, namely spectral histopathology, facilitates marker-free detection of individual subtypes of lung cancers. It is an automatable imaging process which, by classifying specific forms of lung cancer, facilitates a prognosis regarding a tumor’s aggressiveness. The team compares the results of traditional diagnostic procedures with those of spectral histopathology in a new article.

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