Titlebook: Hereditary Colorectal Cancer; Proceedings of the F Joji Utsunomiya (Professor and Chairman),Henry T. Conference proceedings 1990 Springer

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Hereditary Colorectal Cancer: A Commentaryatous polyposis gene because a genetic disease is necessarily familial. However, perhaps FAP can remain the name for the syndrome itself. The uniformity of its distribution worldwide supports its maintenance by mutation-selection balance. Using the frequency of sporadic cases, estimated from complet

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Familial Adenomatous Polyposis Study: The Report of the Leeds Castle Polyposis Meetingom basic molecular biology to the importance of collaboration among worldwide registries. A highlight of the meeting was review of worldwide progress in molecular probes of specific genetic aberrations in patients with FAP. The development of registry interchange and central coordination provided a

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Surveillance of Danish Families with Adenomatous Polyposis: Results of the Danish Polyposis Registerudes information about 121 families with 381 patients, of whom 111 have been found as the result of a prophylactic examination. The incidence of colorectal cancer was only 2% in call-up patients versus 67% in patients diagnosed due to bowel symptoms. Since the establishment of the register the survi