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Cancer Genetics |
Inheritability of Liposarcomas07/06/2007 |
Are liposarcomas hereditary?
Liposarcomas sometimes develop in individuals with hereditary cancer susceptibility syndromes, but they are very rarely hereditary. Families with hereditary cancer susceptibility have some of the following features: individuals cancers at younger ages than typically seen, individuals with rare cancers, multiple individuals in more than one generation with cancers, and a limited number of types of cancers.If your family has these features, you may wish to consider scheduling an appointment with a genetic counselor or medical geneticist. You can find a genetic counselor by visiting the website for the National Society of Genetic Counselors.
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Duane D Culler, PhD, MS Clinical Instructor of Genetics School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |
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