Importance of Early Screening
- Identifying genetic risks for colorectal cancer.
- Detecting adenomatous polyps before they become cancerous.
- Establishing a periodic medical monitoring plan for high-risk individuals.
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A comprehensive preventive screening to detect APC gene mutations and intestinal polyps early. This program enables proactive medical intervention and protects family members at high genetic risk for colorectal cancer.
Scientific name: Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP) Screening and APC Gene Testing
This screening includes APC gene genetic testing and annual sigmoidoscopy to monitor adenomatous polyps, ensuring early detection and preventing their transformation into malignant colorectal tumors.
Service type
Diagnostic and Genetic Screening
Duration
45-60 minutes
Fasting
8-12 hours of fasting
Included Services
- APC Gene Mutation Testing
- Flexible Sigmoidoscopy
- Oncology Specialist Consultation
Medical Service Information
Target Groups
- First-degree relatives of patients with FAP syndrome.
- Individuals showing symptoms of multiple colonic polyps.
- Those with a strong family history of early-onset colon cancer.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is genetic testing necessary? Yes, to confirm the APC mutation.
- How often is sigmoidoscopy required? Usually annually for affected individuals.
- Can cancer be prevented? Yes, through early polyp removal.
Conditions & Notices
- Complete fasting before sigmoidoscopy
- Provide previous family medical records
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