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The electrophoresis mobility inhibition test (EMT) was employed in the examination of a total of 74 woman patients with various gynaecological malignomas, 50 women with non-malignant diseases and 41 healthy female controls. In the group of patients with malignoma, 78.4% of the test results agreed with the histological diagnosis, 21.6% of the results were false negative. In the group of patients with benign diseases, 78.0% of the test results were correct, whereas 22.0% were false-positive. One false-positive test result was seen among the healthy controls. Extensive tumour growth, chronic infections and virus diseases seem to falsify the test result. Significance, perspectives and limitations of this test system within the framework of tumour diagnosis, are discussed.
R Kreienberg, and
G Schütz, and
F Melchert, and
E M Lemmel
December 1976,
Zeitschrift fur Krebsforschung und klinische Onkologie. Cancer research and clinical oncology,
R Kreienberg, and
G Schütz, and
F Melchert, and
E M Lemmel
March 1977,
Ceskoslovenska gynekologie,
R Kreienberg, and
G Schütz, and
F Melchert, and
E M Lemmel
July 1982,
Zeitschrift fur Gastroenterologie,
R Kreienberg, and
G Schütz, and
F Melchert, and
E M Lemmel
March 1977,
Deutsche medizinische Wochenschrift (1946),
R Kreienberg, and
G Schütz, and
F Melchert, and
E M Lemmel
February 1976,
Medizinische Klinik,
R Kreienberg, and
G Schütz, and
F Melchert, and
E M Lemmel
June 1980,
Geburtshilfe und Frauenheilkunde,
R Kreienberg, and
G Schütz, and
F Melchert, and
E M Lemmel
May 1981,
British journal of cancer,
R Kreienberg, and
G Schütz, and
F Melchert, and
E M Lemmel
June 1978,
Strahlentherapie,
R Kreienberg, and
G Schütz, and
F Melchert, and
E M Lemmel
December 1978,
Zeitschrift fur Immunitatsforschung. Immunobiology,
R Kreienberg, and
G Schütz, and
F Melchert, and
E M Lemmel
January 1979,
Archives of oto-rhino-laryngology,
