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Recognizing the High-risk Group for Multiple Colorectal Carcinomas Kazuo Tamura 1 , Takashi Narabayashi 2 , Takashi Nishigami 3 , Jun-ichi Furuyama 6 , Takashi Shimoyama 7 1Laboratory of Hereditary Tumor, Institute for Advanced Medical Sciences, Hyogo College of Medicine 2Narabayashi Clinic 3The Second Department of Pathology Hyogo College of Medicine 4Department of Genetics, Hyogo College of Medicine 7The Fourth Department of Internal Medicine, Hyogo College of Medicine Keyword: multiple , colorectal , carcinomas , high-risk , group , genetic , predisposition , genetic instability , cancer prevention pp.995-1004
Published Date 2000/7/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403104755
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 Recently, the incidence of colorectal cancer has gradually increased in Japan, so we should take appropriate countermeasures against it. Investigations about tumorigenesis have been studied by many researchers over a wide field. It is easily understood that environmental factors and genetic factors play a role in tumorigenesis, so we can't disregard the genetic background of colorectal carcinomas. It has been recognized that among individuals with cancer predisposition, who have a background of many cancer patients in their family, there is a rate of several percent of colorectal carcinomas. Clinical markers to detect individuals and families based on genetic background are the following features: (1) early age at onset of cancer; (2) increased frequency of multiple primary cancers; (3) familial aggregation of cancer patients. In colorectal cancer, proximal colonic cancer is also an important feature. Moreover, we think that the results of genetic instability of lesions provide important information for recognizing patients with hereditary colorectal cancer. Individuals with the above-mentioned features are inevitably suspected to be cancer patients based on genetic background, so their relatives should be recognized as a high-risk group for colorectal cancer. Appropriate screening and surveillance based on an individual's colorectal cancer risk should be carried out. By concentrating medical treatment resources on the high-risk group, improvement in the results of cancer measures can be expected.


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