Oncogenetics
Cancers are common in the population, but only 5-10% of them
(15-20% in children) are due to an inherited disposition. It is this group of cancers that genetic testing focuses on.
The aim of genetic testing is to clarify the risk of cancer, to determine whether there is a hereditary cancer predisposition in the family and to recommend appropriate prevention.
When genetic testing is appropriate for cancer patients (or their relatives)
- In the case of a diagnosis of cancer at an unusually young age,
- in people with multiple cancers,
- in the presence of bilateral tumours in paired organs,
- when there is a family history of the same type of cancer (e.g. breast cancer or colorectal cancer),
- in the case of a combination of certain types of cancer in close relatives (breast and ovarian cancer, bowel and uterine cancer), especially in cases where the manifestation of the disease occurred at a younger age.
Other treatment options
IVF with donated eggs
We have specialized in treatment with donated eggs since the clinic was founded. Thanks to our extensive database of donors, we can choose the most suitable one for you.
IVF with donated embryos
Thanks to our sophisticated egg donation program, we have the unique opportunity to offer infertile couples treatment with donated embryos.
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