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Early Diagnosis and Prognosis Predictive Methods in the Molecular Oncology Field

 

SG-OCRA Technology featured at the exhibition ‘The Italy of Patents: successful inventions and innovations’

The exhibition ‘The Italy of Patents: Successful Inventions and Innovations’, organised by the Italian Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy (MIMIT), to celebrate both the 140th anniversary of the founding of the Italian Patent and Trademark Office and the 550th anniversary of the publication of the first Patent Statute, promulgated by the Republic of Venice in 1474, was inaugurated at Palazzo Piacentini in Rome. The aim of the exhibition is to recount the past and present through the impact of over 100 industrial invention patents on Italian society and in the international context. It compares different generations of innovators:…

San Raffaele's Dr Silvio Abati: A few minutes to save a life

Interview by Paola Brambilla with professor Silvio Abati, responsible for the Departmental Center of Pathology and Oral Medicine of the Department of Dentistry at the IRCCS Ospedale San Raffaele in Milan. Published in Il dentista moderno, June 2024, pp. 16-18. Featuring Studium Genetics SG-OCRA test. Download the full article (Italian). [Unofficial, automatic translation] It's the time needed to perform an accurate and complete examination of the oral cavity, a simple routine gesture that every dentist and dental hygienist can offer to contribute to the prevention of oral cancer, detecting suspicious lesions to intervene early, before the tumor develops. The stakes…

Oral brushing demonstration video

New video with English subtitles about the sampling procedure for the SG-OCRA test for oral cancer early diagnosis. The desquamation cells of the oral mucosa should be collected by gently brushing with rotational and translational movements for at least 10 times on the lesion identified by the practitioner. Avoid areas of necrosis, absence of epithelium, or spontaneous bleeding, in order to limit contamination with blood from the collection as much as possible. Use gauze to absorb any blood if present prior to cell collection. The brush with the patient's mucosal specimen should be placed in the appropriate tube and sent…