Chromium concentration in serum and selected genotypes as markers for early lung cancer detection

摘要

The mode of detection of lung cancer, particularly low clinical progression, is characterised by the chromium concentration in the non-smoking patient's blood sample, with the cadmium concentration in the blood above 0,15 mg/L indicating the likelihood of occurrence or detection of cancer above 4, 5-fold compared to population risk, and blood chromium concentration in the range of 0,10 -0,14 mg/L indicates the likelihood of occurrence or detection of cancer increased more than 4-5-fold compared to population risk.