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Distribution and prevalence of germline mutations in patients with early breast cancer and their correlation with disease-free survival: Real-world clinical practice data in North Greece

2024-12-02

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Approximately 5–10% of breast cancer (BC) is caused by germline mutations in BC susceptibility genes. Genetic testing is mainly performed through multigene panels, which identify variants characterized as benign, pathogenic (PVs) or of uncertain significance (VUSs). In Greece, genetic testing is reimbursed in specific patient groups. Methods This observational, retrospectiv...

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13aa36e5-a873-5894-95ba-efb54c8f5309
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-5318051/v1
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