Monitoring of malignant growth dynamics by structural analysis of non-cellular tissue

The authors examined the composition of biocrystalline structures (anisomorphones) of blood serum in patients with laryngeal cancer. Such structures are formed when blood serum becomes solid, i.e. during its marginal dehydration. The revealed anisomorphones represent three types of marker structures: a marker of a malignant tumor active growth (the aggregation of macroferolite and granular microspherolite with the same degree of anisotropy); a marker of a degenerative-dystrophic process (the aggregation of a macro-spherolite with a low degree of anisotropy and microspherolite with a high degree of anisotropy); a marker of a malignant growth progression (a wavy microspherolite without aggregation). The aim of the study is to identify diagnostic markers of the malignant process activity in the solid phase structures of the blood serum in patients with laryngeal cancer and to assess their importance for choosing an effective therapy. Materials and Methods. Marginal dehydration of blood serum was used as the main research method. It is a part of the "Litos-system" diagnostic technology (Marketing authorization FS No. 155, of2009). Results. It has been shown that the developmental phase of laryngeal cancer (active growth or degenerative-dystrophic process) is an important criterion for choosing treatment options. Surgical treatment is the most effective during the degenerative-dystrophic tumor process, while radiation therapy is preferable during the active phase of malignant growth.