Characteristics of neoplasma in 140 127 adults undergoing health check-up / 中华健康管理学杂志

ABSTRACT

ObjectiveRetrospectively investigate the characteristics of neoplasma of health checkup participants to find ways to improve cancer detection rate.Methods A total of 186 confirmed cancer patients were enrolled in this study.Personal information,including age,gender,andlocation were collected.The contribution of clinical symptoms,physical examination and laboratory test to cancer detection was investigated.ResultsBiopsy confirmed cancers accounted for 0.133％( 186/140 127 ).Lung (0.036％ ),liver ( 0.017％ ),kidney ( 0.014％ ),colorectal ( 0.013％ ) and gastric cancer ( 0.011％ )were the most commonly found neoplasma.Detection rate of liver cancer in male was significantly higher than that in female (x2 =6.181,P＜0.05 ).Asymptomatic cancer was found in 158 adults (84.9％ ).Ultrasound showed a significantly higher sensitivity to liver,kidney and thyroid cancer than tumor biomarkers.The detection of lung cancer was improved with the combination of X ray,tumor marker( TM ),clinical symptom and low-dose chest CT scan.In 2008,the detection rate for digest system carcinoma (0.083％ ) and lung cancer (x2 =8.538,P＜0.05) was significantly increased (x2 =11.792,P＜0.05).ConclusionsHealth check-up plays an important role in early detection of cancer.The combined use of physical examination,chest X ray,ultrasound test,TM and CT may improve the detection of cancer.