Abstract

Cancer: It is a disease characterized by the development of abnormal cells that divide in an uncontrolled manner...

Highlights

  • E relatives, ≥2 first-degree relatives, tumors of known hereditary cancer syndromes, rare tumors in ≥2 first-degree relatives, and ≥2 relatives in two generations in the case of tumors of the region or etiologically related regions, a genetic cause should be investigated [3]

  • According to the results of genetic testing, individuals or family members are informed about susceptibility to certain types of cancer and genetic counseling is provided

  • The relatives of the patient should be reminded in genetic counseling that family work tests are susceptibility tests and that only those who want to learn the risks

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Introduction

E relatives, ≥2 first-degree relatives, tumors of known hereditary cancer syndromes, rare tumors in ≥2 first-degree relatives, and ≥2 relatives in two generations in the case of tumors of the region or etiologically related regions, a genetic cause should be investigated [3]. During the genetic counseling, learning in detail the organs in which the primary tumors of the proband family reside will facilitate the selection of the responsible gene. According to the results of genetic testing, individuals or family members are informed about susceptibility to certain types of cancer and genetic counseling is provided.

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