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Optimizing Hereditary Cancer Risk Assessment for Lynch Syndrome in Gastroenterology Practice

This resource explores strategies to enhance cancer risk assessment and testing for Lynch syndrome in gastroenterology. It discusses the prevalence of mutations and high cancer risks associated with Lynch syndrome, emphasizing the importance of family history assessment. A standardized approach to risk assessment is presented, alongside the PREMM1,2,6 clinical prediction model which estimates gene-specific risk. The document also reviews genetic testing results and survey findings from patients and providers, highlighting the clinical benefits of proactive screening for Lynch syndrome-related cancers.

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Optimizing Hereditary Cancer Risk Assessment for Lynch Syndrome in Gastroenterology Practice

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  1. Hereditary Cancer Risk Assessment and Testing: Strategies to Optimize Outcomes in Today’s Gastroenterology Practice

  2. Prevalence of Mutations

  3. High Cancer Risks Associated With Lynch Syndrome

  4. Family History Assessment in Clinical Practice

  5. A Standardized Approach to Risk Assessment for Lynch Syndrome

  6. Example of a Clinical Prediction Model to Assess for Lynch Syndrome: PREMM1,2,6

  7. PREMM1,2,6 Model Estimates Gene-Specific Risk in Lynch Syndrome

  8. Hereditary Cancer Risk Assessment in Today’s Busy GI Practice:Why & How We Do It

  9. Why Lynch Syndrome

  10. Why

  11. Case 1

  12. Case 1

  13. Case II

  14. How

  15. Setting

  16. How

  17. How

  18. How

  19. How

  20. How

  21. How

  22. Genetic Testing

  23. Results

  24. Patient Survey Results

  25. Provider Survey Results

  26. Provider Survey Results

  27. Conclusions

  28. Clinical and Practice Benefits of Screening and Testing for Lynch Syndrome-related Cancer

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