Know about HPV+ oropharyngeal and anal cancer recurrence earlier and more accurately.
Don't miss the opportunity to intervene early.
Imaging and clinical exams can miss early signs of oropharyngeal and anal cancer recurrence1,2
Within 5 years of treatment, cancer recurs for up to 1 in 4 HPV+ oropharyngeal cancer and 1 in 3 HPV+ anal cancer patients3,4,5
Up to one half of first recurrences for oropharyngeal are in a new part of the body (distant metastasis)6
HPV+ oropharyngeal and anal cancer recurrence can be detected over a year before symptoms appear with NavDx testing4,7
The NavDx test is the first and most clinically validated blood test that aids in the early detection of HPV-driven cancer
Detecting recurrence early, when disease burden is low, may improve a patient’s chances of long-term survivorship6,9,10
Know The Status.
Published studies show NavDx testing accurately and reliably predicted recurrence of oropharyngeal and anal cancer.4,8
For patients with HPV+ oropharyngeal cancer
≥ 95%
of people with one positive test had cancer recur (PPV)
≥ 98%
of people who routinely tested negative had no cancer recurrence (NPV)
For patients with HPV+ anal cancer
≥ 96%
of people with one positive test had cancer recur (PPV)
≥ 92.5%
of people who routinely tested negative had no cancer recurrence (NPV)