Revisiting the Implications of Positive Germline Testing Results Using Multi-gene Panels in Breast Cancer Patients.

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Revisiting the Implications of Positive Germline Testing Results Using Multi-gene Panels in Breast Cancer Patients.

Cancer genomics & proteomics - 1 Jan 2000

Tsaousis Georgios N, Papadopoulou Eirini, Agiannitopoulos Konstantinos, Pepe Georgia, Tsoulos Nikolaos, Boukovinas Ioannis, Floros Theofanis, Iosifidou Rodoniki, Katopodi Ourania, Koumarianou Anna, Markopoulos Christos, Papazisis Konstantinos, Venizelos Vasileios, Kapsimalis Achilleas, Xepapadakis Grigorios, Psyrri Amanda, Banu Eugeniu, Eniu Dan Tudor, Blidaru Alexandru, Stanculeanu Dana Lucia, Ungureanu Andrei, Ozmen Vahit, Tansan Sualp, Tekinel Mehmet, Yalcin Suayib, Nasioulas George

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BACKGROUND/AIM: The use of multi-gene panels for germline testing in breast cancer enables the estimation of cancer risk and guides risk-reducing management options. The aim of this study was to present data that demonstrate the different levels of actionability for multi-gene panels used in genetic testing of breast cancer patients and their family members. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We performed an analysis in our...

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PMID: 34949660
DOI: 10.21873/cgp.20304
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