What is the DeepScan CFD test?

The DeepScan CFD test is a blood test for dogs that measures circulating cell-free DNA (cfDNA) levels in plasma. Elevated CFD levels can indicate hidden or early-stage diseases such as cancer, chronic inflammation, and organ damage, often before clinical symptoms appear.

How accurate is the CFD test?

The test has been validated on over 5,000 samples. Sensitivity: 73-96% across major cancer types (Lymphoma: 95%, Hemangiosarcoma: 93%, Osteosarcoma: 89%). Specificity: 97% in clinically healthy dogs. DeepScan uses breed- and age-adjusted reference ranges.

Does the CFD test provide a diagnosis?

No. The CFD test detects elevated cfDNA levels indicating cell destruction, but does not identify the specific disease. High levels can result from cancer, organ damage, or chronic inflammation. Follow-up investigations are recommended for high-risk cases.

Is the test invasive? Does the dog need to fast?

The CFD test is non-invasive, requiring only a standard blood draw (2-3 ml in an EDTA tube). No fasting or special preparation is required.

How early can the CFD test detect potential issues?

The CFD test can detect signs of disease, including hidden cancers, up to 9 months prior to the onset of clinical symptoms.

How long does it take to get results?

Results are typically delivered within 2-7 business days after the sample arrives at our laboratory in Helsinki.

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February 5, 2025

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DeepScan launches with select clinics in Finland

DeepScan officially launched its first diagnostic offering with a group of selected veterinary clinics in Finland. The launch marks the first real-world clinical use of DeepScan’s cfDNA technology.

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We provide innovative diagnostic solutions for veterinarians, enabling early detection of hidden disease through advanced cfDNA biomarker testing.

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