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Signatera testing: Has anyone had this done?

Pancreatic Cancer | Last Active: Jul 4 9:00am | Replies (33)

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@bethf

I am that person who prefers to know my status on an on-going basis. I had the Signatera at my request shortly after I finish chemotherapy and it was comforting to know that I was ctDNA negative. I was also negative 6 months later. That gave a good baseline. My third, most recent test, turned positive, so I know that I am probably having a recurrence. From everything I've read, I think it is at least as good and maybe better than CA 19-9 but not recognized yet officially as an important test. Personally, I think it is quite important. It is being used in many, many clinical trials now as an outcome measure. That is my opinion.

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I so appreciate your feedback and praying next steps are mild for you.
May I ask if you have ever had any type of surgery associated with your cancer?