Clinical utility of whole-genome DNA methylation profiling as a primary molecular diagnostic assay for central nervous system tumors—A prospective study and guidelines for clinical testing
Galbraith K, Vasudevaraja V, Serrano J, Shen G, Tran I, Abdallat N, Wen M, Patel S, Movahed-Ezazi M, Faustin A, Spino-Keeton M, Roberts L, Maloku E, Drexler S, Liechty B, Pisapia D, Krasnozhen-Ratush O, Rosenblum M, Shroff S, Boué D, Davidson C, Mao Q, Suchi M, North P, Hopp A, Segura A, Jarzembowski J, Parsons L, Johnson M, Mobley B, Samore W, McGuone D, Gopal P, Canoll P, Horbinski C, Fullmer J, Farooqi M, Gokden M, Wadhwani N, Richardson T, Umphlett M, Tsankova N, DeWitt J, Sen C, Placantonakis D, Pacione D, Wisoff J, Hidalgo E, Harter D, William C, Cordova C, Kurz S, Barbaro M, Orringer D, Karajannis M, Sulman E, Gardner S, Zagzag D, Tsirigos A, Allen J, Golfinos J, Snuderl M. Clinical utility of whole-genome DNA methylation profiling as a primary molecular diagnostic assay for central nervous system tumors—A prospective study and guidelines for clinical testing. Neuro-Oncology Advances 2023, 5: vdad076. PMID: 37476329, PMCID: PMC10355794, DOI: 10.1093/noajnl/vdad076.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchCNS tumorsProspective studyHistologic diagnosisCentral nervous system tumorsDiagnostic accuracyCentral nervous system cancerPrimary CNS tumorsNervous system tumorsNervous system cancersCancer-associated deathsClinical trial designDiagnostic errorsPrimary diagnostic methodDNA methylation profilingMolecular diagnostic testsPrognostic subclassificationPediatric patientsHistologic subtypeWhole genome DNA methylation profilingDefinitive diagnosisPrognostic informationSystem tumorsSystem cancersPatient managementClinical utility
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