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Lung Nodule Diagnosis


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Nodify Lung™ consists of two blood-based proteomic tests (the Nodify CDT™ & Nodify XL2® tests) to help physicians reclassify risk of cancer and aid in stratifying patients into distinct nodule management pathways: intervention or surveillance.

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One simple blood draw. Two ways to help decipher the risk of malignancy of a lung nodule.

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Helps identify patients who may benefit from timely intervention with results in one day.

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Helps identify patients who may benefit from computed tomography (CT) surveillance with results in one week.

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Watch our Nodify Lung informational video series to learn more about our cohesive testing strategy for nodule management

Which patients are eligible for Nodify Lung testing?

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Nodify Lung testing is intended for patients with incidental lung nodules:​

  • R91.1 (solitary nodule) or R91.8 (multiple nodules) ICD-10 code​
  • ≥40 years old​
  • 8-30 mm nodule​
  • ≤65% risk of malignancy (Solitary Pulmonary Nodule calculator (Mayo Model)1)​
  • No previous diagnosis of cancer ​
    Patients are eligible for Nodify XL2 testing if history of non-lung cancer is >5 years and risk of malignancy is ≤50%

There is no out of pocket expense for Medicaid or covered Medicare patients for Nodify Lung testing

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Interested in ordering Nodify Lung testing?

The Nodify Lung Blood Specimen Collection Kit is used for both the Nodify CDT and the Nodify XL2 proteomic tests.

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  1. Gould M, Donington J, Lynch W, et al. Evaluation of Individuals with Pulmonary Nodules: When is it Lung Cancer? CHEST. 2013; 143(5): e93S-e120S.​

* According to the ACCP guidelines, patients with a Very Low risk of malignancy should be considered for CT surveillance and patients with a High risk should receive a stage evaluation and appropriate intervention.