
In Oncode, we want to help you in making the right choice and the best possible decisions when it comes to cancer treatments. Oncode tailormade precision medicine tests enable you to be rest assured that you are always on the right track.

In Oncode, we want to help you in making the right choice and the best possible decisions when it comes to cancer treatments. Oncode tailormade precision medicine tests enable you to be rest assured that you are always on the right track.

In Oncode, we want to help you in making the right choice and the best possible decisions when it comes to cancer treatments. Oncode tailormade precision medicine tests enable you to be rest assured that you are always on the right track.

In Oncode, we want to help you in making the right choice and the best possible decisions when it comes to cancer treatments. Oncode tailormade precision medicine tests enable you to be rest assured that you are always on the right track.

In Oncode, we want to help you in making the right choice and the best possible decisions when it comes to cancer treatments. Oncode tailormade precision medicine tests enable you to be rest assured that you are always on the right track.

In Oncode, we want to help you in making the right choice and the best possible decisions when it comes to cancer treatments. Oncode tailormade precision medicine tests enable you to be rest assured that you are always on the right track.
How We Help in Your Cancer Treatment?
Identify the Genetic Alterations of your Cancer
Your Personalize Report with Beneficial Drugs Suggestion
Ruling-Out & Avoid Less Beneficial Treatments
Aid to Plan for the most Cost-Effective Treatment Approach
Listing of Available Free Drug Clinical Trials
Precision Medicine Tests are Covered by Insurance
Identify the Genetic Alterations of your Cancer
Your Personalize Report with Beneficial Drugs Suggestion
Ruling-Out & Avoid Less Beneficial Treatments
Aid to Plan for the most Cost-Effective Treatment Approach
Listing of Available Free Drug Clinical Trials
Precision Medicine Tests are Covered by Insurance
If you are diagnosed with
Solid Tumours
Blood Cancers
We Offer

BLOOD OR MARROW TEST
ONCODE offers a range of tests for different types of leukemias, lymphomas & sarcomas. Check out our list of blood cancer tests now!
If you are diagnosed with
Solid Tumours
Blood Cancers
We Offer

BLOOD OR MARROW TEST
ONCODE offers a range of tests for different types of leukemias, lymphomas & sarcomas. Check out our list of blood cancer tests now!
ACTUAL ONCODE PATIENTS CASE STUDIES
Male, 70, Metastatic Melanoma
ACTUAL ONCODE PATIENTS CASE STUDIES
Female, 65, Metastatic Breast Cancer
Conclusion: Patient is now waiting to receive approval for enrolment into new PARP inhibitor drug trial.
ACTUAL ONCODE PATIENTS CASE STUDIES
Female, 27, Acute Leukemia
Conclusion: This patient has gone for bone marrow transplant, donated by her family member.
HOW TO ORDER A TEST FROM ONCODE
ASSESSMENT
Clinicians will perform clinical examination, and contact Oncode technical support team for the selection of appropriate genetic tests.
ORDERING
Clinician will fill in the Test Requisition Form in Oncode specimen collection kit. Draw blood from patients and/or request hospital labs to prepare FFPE specimens (if required).
ANALYSIS
Oncode laboratory will perform tests, generate and send reports to clinicians within stated turn-around time.
RESULTS
Clinicians will explain report to patients. Clinical support team of Oncode laboratory is available for support and explanation of test results.
WISH TO KNOW MORE ABOUT ONCODE TEST?
- Precision medicine, or also known as personalized medicine, is an approach that helps the doctors to understand a person’s genetic makeup and select the suitable treatments that may be more effective for the patients.
- Before precision medicine, when you are diagnosed with cancer, you usually will receive the same treatment as others with the same type and stage of cancer. However, it has been noted that certain treatments worked better for some people while ineffective in others.
- Researchers have discovered that different responses of patients to the same treatment is due to the genetic differences in them that cause cancer to grow and spread.
- Cancer profiling is able to help the doctors to understand the genetic mutations that cause your cancer and decide a more effective treatment plan that targets these mutations.
- The genetic profiling report will not only list the available drugs that are effective against these mutations but also drugs that are not likely to work on you.
- Cancer profiling can also help to identify the presence of new mutations through continuous monitoring for genetic changes during and after treatment. The occurrence of these new mutations may indicate resistance to the previous treatment, and in these cases, another drug that targets this new mutation can be used for cancer control.
- Targeted cancer therapies are drugs approved by the FDA that have been proven to be effective against cancer with specific genetic mutations.
- Targeted therapies generally have fewer side effects as compared to conventional chemotherapy.
- If there is a targeted drug or treatment approved for your cancer type, you can be tested to see whether the genetic mutation targeted by the drug is present in your cancer.
- If there is no approved targeted drug or treatment for your cancer type, you may still be tested for genetic mutation to see whether you are eligible for drug clinical trial of targeted therapy.
WOMEN
- Breast cancer diagnosed at age 50 or younger
- Ovarian cancer at any age
- Both breast and ovarian cancer
- Uterine cancer diagnosed <50 years of age or with abnormal microsatellite instability
- Multiple primary cancers in one person (e.g. uterine and breast or thyroid cancer)
- Triple-negative (hormone-receptor negative and HER2/neu negative) breast cancer
- Pancreatic cancer with breast or ovarian cancer in the same individual or on the same side of the family
- Multiple close family members with breast or ovarian cancer
MEN
- Has breast cancer at any age
- Pancreatic cancer or prostate cancer at any age
- Two or more family members with breast, ovarian, pancreatic, and/or prostate cancer at any age
Yes, you can still be tested after received chemotherapy treatment. Oncode tests can help to identify the presence of new mutations through continuous monitoring during and after treatment.