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Guidelines from the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) that may apply are listed below.
General population screening for colorectal cancer is appropriate for patients with pathogenic variants in CHEK2.
Studies have reported potential associations of CHEK2GPV with many other cancers including but not limited to renal, thyroid, gastric, pancreatic cancer and haematological malignan
Blueprint GeneticsĀ® offers hereditary cancer testing. To confirm this test result, targeted variant testing for the variant identified is available. You can order a confirmation t
What can I do about my cancer risk if I have a CHEK2 mutation? Your genetic counselor will review your results. They will talk with you about what cancer your mutation is linked to
GENERAL GUIDELINES POSITIVE RESULTS GUIDE: CHEK2 This document is not part of the InvitaeĀ® clini. al report and does not represent medical advice. These are general guidelines tha
There are options for cancer prevention and early detection. The following are general guidelines for individuals who have a CHEK2 pathogenic variant. These guidelines are evolving