Can a full set of biochemistry detect cancer?

Cancer usually refers to malignant tumor, is the body in the carcinogenic factors under the action of genetic changes, cell proliferation is not controlled on the gradual formation of tumors, tumors can break through the envelope to the surrounding tissues and organs infiltration, and may be distant metastasis. Clinical biochemical set mainly includes liver function, kidney function, electrolytes, lipids, etc., after biochemical set is unable to detect cancer. In general, cancer detection is mainly based on imaging examinations, including B-ultrasound, chest photos, CT scans of multiple parts of the body, etc. If tumors are found in imaging, further biopsy and pathology are required to clarify the pathological diagnosis. Pathological diagnosis is the gold standard for cancer diagnosis.