Innovative Tempus genetic testing for oncology
Every patient is unique. So should be your treatment
TEMPUS is a clinically validated next‑generation sequencing (NGS) genetic test that analyzes tumor DNA and RNA.
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We are here to help
Our mission is to help make sure that patients are on the right therapy at the right time, so they can live longer and healthier lives. Through TEMPUS testing, we provide your doctor with detailed information to help choose the right treatment path. You and your doctor will decide which care is right for you.
Intelligent OncoDiagnostics is the official representative of TEMPUS tests in Lithuania, serving as the local point of contact for healthcare professionals and patients.
Intelligent OncoDiagnostics – when world-class medicine becomes available in Lithuania
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TEMPUS is not just a genetic test
Not just “what mutations”, but “what to do next”
Most genetic tests simply report which genes are altered.
AI powered by real patient data
TEMPUS is built on one of the world’s largest oncology databases, including:
Comprehensive tumor profiling: DNA and RNA
TEMPUS analyzes:
DNA mutations (what is altered),
RNA expression (what is actively driving the cancer),
Tissue or blood testing (liquid biopsy)
When tissue is unavailable or difficult to obtain, TEMPUS can analyze cancer DNA from blood.
Clinical-grade, regulatory-approved testing
TEMPUS tests are: used in leading cancer centers worldwide,
What does this mean for patients
TEMPUS is designed to deliver: higher chance of selecting the right treatment the first time,
When making treatment decisions, knowledge is power
An advanced cancer diagnosis can change your life. You and your loved ones may feel overwhelmed with questions. If you don’t know where to start when thinking about treatment options, there’s something you can do.
How is the TEMPUS test performed:
The Tempus test is not a substitute for medical advice and does not guarantee specific results. The results are intended to support your doctor’s clinical assessment and should always be interpreted by a qualified healthcare professional.
Your healthcare team remains your primary source of advice throughout your treatment process.