ReviewClinical & translational oncology : official publication of the Federation of Spanish Oncology Societies and of the National Cancer Institute of Mexico2026
Inherited cancer syndromes in adult oncology: a referral guide based on malignant tumor and polyp features.
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Abstract
backgroundDue to the challenges of identifying patients with hereditary cancer predispositions in oncology practice, we propose a comprehensive and practical tool intended for oncologists managing adult patients with malignant solid tumors and/or gastrointestinal polyps.
methodsThis tool was developed based on a comprehensive review of international guidelines, GeneReviews, and recent literature. Key criteria for genetic referral were compiled and organized by organ site and tumor subtype.
resultsThe resulting resource includes a primary reference table for genetic referral, a polyposis-specific table, two visual summary figures and curated lists of associated genes and syndromes to streamline the clinical decision-making process.
conclusionsThis comprehensive tool aims to support oncologists in the timely identification of patients eligible for genetic counseling, thereby enhancing therapeutic decisions and improving familial risk assessment.
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