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Overview
The Galleri test (by GRAIL) is a multi-cancer early detection blood test available exclusively through the Quest lab provider. Unlike standard lab biomarkers that return numeric values with reference ranges, Galleri results use coded values (enums) to indicate cancer detection status, predicted cancer signal origin, and anatomical subcategories.Result Structure Comparison
Standard Numeric Biomarker Result
Typical lab results for biomarkers like cholesterol follow this structure:type is "numeric", the result contains a numeric string, value contains the actual number, and unit specifies the measurement unit.
Galleri Result - No Cancer Signal Detected
When no cancer signal is detected, you receive a single result:Galleri Results - Cancer Signal Detected
When a cancer signal is detected, you receive multiple related biomarker results that provide detailed information about the detection:1. Cancer Signal Detection
2. Cancer Signal Origin
3. Cancer Signal Subcategory
4. Additional Information (Comment)
Key Differences from Standard Biomarkers
Understanding these differences is crucial for proper integration:Result Type
- Standard biomarkers:
typeis"numeric"or"range" - Galleri results:
typeis"coded_value"or"comment"
Result Field
- Standard biomarkers: Contains numeric values as strings (e.g.,
"195","<1.2") - Galleri results: Contains enum constant names in uppercase with underscores (e.g.,
"DETECTED","HEAD_AND_NECK")
Value Field
- Standard biomarkers: Contains actual numeric value (e.g.,
195) - Galleri results: Always
-1(placeholder value; actual information is in theresultfield)
Unit Field
- Standard biomarkers: Contains measurement units (e.g.,
"mg/dL","mmol/L") - Galleri results: Always
null
Interpretation Field
- Standard biomarkers: Can be
"normal","abnormal", or"critical"based on reference ranges - Galleri results:
"normal"when not detected,"critical"when cancer signal detected
Result Multiplicity
- Standard biomarkers: Typically one result per biomarker tested
- Galleri positive results: Multiple related results (signal + origin + subcategory + comments)
Provider ID Pattern
Galleri results use a consistentprovider_id pattern to distinguish between the different related results:
"86038987"- Base cancer signal detection result"86038987_1"- Cancer signal origin"86038987_2"- Cancer signal subcategory"86038987_3"- Additional information/comments
Enum Value Reference
Galleri Cancer Signal
Description: Indicates whether a cancer signal was detected in the Galleri test. Field:BiomarkerResult.result when type is "coded_value" and provider_id is "86038987"
Possible Values:
Galleri Cancer Origin
Description: When a cancer signal is detected, indicates the predicted tissue of origin for the cancer signal. This represents the general anatomical location or cell lineage where the cancer may have originated. Field:BiomarkerResult.result when type is "coded_value" and provider_id is "86038987_1"
Possible Values (21 total):
Galleri Cancer Subcategory
Description: Provides a more specific anatomical classification of the predicted cancer signal origin, with additional detail about the specific organs or tissue types involved. Field:BiomarkerResult.result when type is "coded_value" and provider_id is "86038987_2"
Possible Values (21 total):
Integration Tips
Identifying Galleri Results
Galleri results can be identified in the API response by:- The
typefield will be"coded_value"or"comment" - The
provider_idwill start with"86038987" - The slug values will be:
"galleri-cancer-signal","galleri-cancer-origin", or"galleri-cancer-subcategory"
Handling Multiple Related Results
When a cancer signal is detected, you will receive multiple related biomarker results that should be grouped and displayed together. Theprovider_id field distinguishes between them:
"86038987"- The main cancer signal detection result"86038987_1"- The predicted origin of the cancer signal"86038987_2"- The specific subcategory with detailed anatomical information"86038987_3","86038987_4", etc. - Additional information and comments