Group 1 |
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CDKN2A-specific recommendations
- Genetic counselling and encourage screening of family members
- Education on skin protection
- three to six-monthly skin checks, including scalp, oral and genital mucosa from puberty onwards
- Suspicious lesions should be reviewed regularly with the use of total body photography and/or dermoscopy and have a lower threshold for biopsies
- Advice to stop smoking
- Education on possibility of increased pancreatic cancer risk ± regular screening
FAMMM syndrome-specific recommendations
- Advice that in FAMMM syndrome lesions may arise from melanocytic naevi and from normal skin
- Skin checks to pay extra attention to the trunk
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Y |
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Group 2 |
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- Genetic counselling ± the offer of further testing for other high to intermediate penetrance genes
Same as Group 1, including the recommendations for CDKN2A-specific recommendations, except without the education regarding pancreatic cancer risk |
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N |
Group 3 |
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- Same as Group 1 but without the FAMMM syndrome-specific recommendations
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N |
Y |
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Group 4 |
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- Education on skin protection
- six to 12-monthly skin checks
- Suspicious lesions should be reviewed regularly and have a lower threshold for biopsies
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Y |
N |
N |
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