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PERSONALIZED MEDICINE
Volume 13, Issue 1, Pages 71-91Publisher
FUTURE MEDICINE LTD
DOI: 10.2217/pme.15.42
Keywords
cardiovascular diseases; cancer; diagnosis; HIV; influenza; lab-on-a-chip; systematic review; tuberculosis
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- Federal Ministry for Education and Research [01GP1005A-D]
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Background: Lab-on-a-chip systems (LOCs) are a useful aid for the individualization of therapeutic algorithms at the point-of-care. Materials & methods: We performed a systematic literature review on LOCs for diseases with a global impact for healthcare. Results: A total of 1007 articles matched the previously specified search criteria, thereof 65 studies could be included in this review. A total of 55 different LOCs were evaluated, most for diagnosis or monitoring of cancer (n = 24). For other diseases we found considerably less analyzed LOCs. The analytical performance of the LOCs was usually very good, 37 (67%) LOCs had a sensitivity higher than 90%. Conclusion: Although LOCs performance has been positively evaluated in the great majority of studies, the testing was mostly limited to the research laboratory setting rather than real-world scenarios.
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