
- Individuals who already diagnosed with cancer within the past 5 years
- Individuals showing strong clinical suspicion of cancer
- Individuals with lung, liver, or breast lesions rated LUNG-RADS / LI-RADS / RAD-BI ≥ 4
- Individuals with polyps ≥ 1cm or ulcerative / nodular lesions with malignancy potential found during gastrointestinal endoscopy
- Pregnant women
- Individuals with a history of bone marrow transplantation or recent whole-blood transfusion (within the last 3 months)
- Individuals presenting symptoms or physical findings highly suggestive of cancer. These cases should undergo clinical evaluation and diagnostic testing under a physician’s supervision rather than screening
The ctDNA Cancer Screening Test is capable of detecting 10 common cancer types at an early stage, including: Breast, Lung, Liver & Biliary Tract, Stomach, Colorectal, Ovarian, Pancreatic, Esophageal, Endometrial, Head & Neck cancers.
Yes. The ctDNA Cancer Screening can help detect cancer at an early stage by analyzing circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) – tiny fragments of genetic material released by cancer cells into the bloodstream.
The ctDNA screening process has three steps:
- Step 1: Schedule an appointment: Customers can leave their information on our website or contact the DIAG hotline at 1900 1717.
- Step 2: Blood sample collection: A 10 mL blood sample will be collected at DIAG’s PSCs.
- Step 3: Receive results: Results are available in approximately 22 working days, followed by a personalized consultation with a DIAG physician.
Yes. The ctDNA Cancer Screening Test can be performed periodically, especially for individuals at high risk of cancer. Depending on your doctor’s recommendation and overall health status, the test may be repeated annually or at a customized interval.
Health insurance currently does not cover the cost of the ctDNA Cancer Screening Test. However, DIAG is actively collaborating with insurance providers to offer coverage options in the near future.
DIAG Medical Center guarantees complete confidentiality for all patient information. All laboratory data and results are securely stored and protected in compliance with international data protection standards.