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How to fill out hereditary cancer targeted panels

1. Gather the necessary information about the patient's personal and family medical history related to cancer
2. Consult a genetic counselor or healthcare provider specialized in hereditary cancer to determine if a hereditary cancer targeted panel is appropriate
3. Select a reliable and accredited laboratory that offers hereditary cancer targeted panels
4. Provide the patient's sample (usually blood or saliva) to the laboratory for analysis
5. Wait for the results which can take a few weeks
6. Review the results with a genetic counselor or healthcare provider to understand the implications and potential risks
7. Based on the results, discuss appropriate management and screening options with the patient, such as increased surveillance or preventive measures
8. Consider sharing the results and implications with other family members to assess their potential risk as well
9. Regularly follow up with the healthcare provider and genetic counselor for any updates or new developments in hereditary cancer research or treatment options

Who needs hereditary cancer targeted panels?

1. Individuals with a strong family history of cancer, particularly those with multiple relatives affected by the same type of cancer
2. Individuals with a personal history of cancer before the age of 50, especially if it is a rare or uncommon type of cancer
3. Individuals with certain ethnic backgrounds associated with higher risk of hereditary cancer mutations
4. Individuals with a known hereditary cancer syndrome in their family
5. Individuals who have already tested positive for a specific hereditary cancer mutation and wish to further assess their risk for other types of cancer
6. Individuals who want to make informed decisions about their healthcare management and potential preventive measures based on their genetic predisposition

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What is hereditary cancer targeted panels?

Hereditary cancer targeted panels are tests that analyze specific genes to identify an individual's risk of developing certain types of cancer.

Who is required to file hereditary cancer targeted panels?

Medical professionals, genetic counselors, and others involved in managing individuals at risk for hereditary cancer are required to file hereditary cancer targeted panels.

How to fill out hereditary cancer targeted panels?

Hereditary cancer targeted panels can be filled out by entering information about the patient's personal and family medical history, as well as the results of genetic testing.

What is the purpose of hereditary cancer targeted panels?

The purpose of hereditary cancer targeted panels is to assess an individual's risk for developing hereditary forms of cancer and to provide personalized recommendations for screening and prevention.

What information must be reported on hereditary cancer targeted panels?

Information that must be reported on hereditary cancer targeted panels includes genetic test results, personal and family medical history, and recommendations for screening and prevention.