Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
companion diagnostics
French translation:
Tests compagnons (diagnostics compagnons - CA)
English term
companion diagnostics
To identify those cancer patients who are candidates for precision medicines, clinicians rely upon assays or tests known as companion diagnostics.
4 +1 | Tests compagnons (diagnostics compagnons - CA) | Samuel Clarisse |
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Proposed translations
Tests compagnons (diagnostics compagnons - CA)
https://www.dm-experts.fr/2019/12/diagnostic-compagnon-un-pr...
https://www.has-sante.fr/jcms/c_1734882/fr/therapies-ciblees...
Dans le cadre sémantique proposé par la HAS, un test compagnon est un test diagnostique qui permet de déterminer quel sous-groupe de patients est susceptible de bénéficier d’un traitement par une molécule donnée et quel sous-groupe ne l’est pas. Une thérapie utilisant ce type de test sera alors qualifiée de « ciblée ».
Oui, tests est plus juste que diagnostics. Merci. |
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