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Genetic counselling and gene mutation analysis in familial adenomatous polyposis in Western Australia
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DNA analysis allowed accurate genetic counselling for 12 of 31 families affected by FAP, thus improving the medical and personal management in asymptomatic people who would otherwise be subjected to the uncertainty of long term surveillance and repeated colonic examinations. In future a superior biomolecular approach to gene mutation analysis, such as the protein truncation test, will facilitate management for most FAP individuals and families.
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