Visualization and other emerging technologies as change makers for oral cancer prevention.

Abstract:

:The genomic era has fueled a rapid emergence of new information at the molecular level with a great potential for developing innovative approaches to detection, risk assessment, and management of oral cancers and premalignant disease. As yet, however, little research has been done on complementary approaches that would use different technology in conjunction with molecular approaches to create a rapid and cost-effective strategy for patient assessment and management. In our ongoing 8-year longitudinal study, a set of innovative technologies is being validated alone and in combination to best correlate with patient outcome. The plan is to use these devices in a step-by-step sequence to guide key clinicopathological decisions on patient risk and treatment. The devices include a hand-held visualization device that makes use of tissue autofluorescence to detect and delineate abnormal lesions and fields requiring follow-up, to be used in conjunction with optical contrast agents such as toluidine blue. In addition, two semi-automated high-resolution computer microscopy systems will be used to quantitate the protein expression phenotype of cell nuclei in tissue sections and exfoliated cell brushings. Previously identified risk-associated molecular changes are being used to validate these systems as well as to establish their place in a population-based triage program that will filter out high-risk cases in the community and funnel them to dysplasia clinics where higher-cost molecular tools will guide intervention. A critical development for the translation of this technology into community settings is the establishment of an effective methodology for education and training of health practitioners on the front lines.

journal_name

Ann N Y Acad Sci

authors

Rosin MP,Poh CF,Guillard M,Williams PM,Zhang L,MacaUlay C

doi

10.1196/annals.1384.039

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2007-03-01 00:00:00

pages

167-83

eissn

0077-8923

issn

1749-6632

pii

annals.1384.039

journal_volume

1098

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