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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Acceptance of Testing for Genetic Predisposition to Breast Cancer: The Attitude of Medical Professionals E. Simeonov
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 155
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2 A Fast, Highly Sensitive and Cheap Tool for Mutation Analysis of Complex Genes Norbert Arnold
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 118
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3 A Founder Mutation of the BRCA1-Gene in Western Sweden Zakaria Einbeigi
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 99
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4 A Patient's Perspective on Breast Cancer and the Implications of Genetic Testing Vida Zabric
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 133-135
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5 A Second Family with Probable CRAC (Colorectal Adenomata and Carcinoma) Syndrome - A New Familial Cancer P.J. Morrison
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 120-122
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6 Audit of Women Attending the Aberdeen Genetic Clinic with a Family History of Breast Cancer who Subsequently Develop Cancer Helen Gregory
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 201-203
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7 BRCA1 and BRCA2 Gene Mutations in Breast/Ovarian Cancer Patients from Central and Southern Italy Laura Ottini
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 96
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8 BRCA1 1675delA and 1135insA Account for One Third of Norwegian Familial Breast-Ovarian Cancer and Are Associated with Later Disease Onset than Less Frequent Mutations Åke Borg
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 79-84
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9 BRCA1 Mutation Analysis in a Portuguese Population with Early-Onset Breast and/or Ovarian Cancer Raquel Soares
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 93
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10 BRCA1 Mutation Analysis in 27 Cypriot Families with High Risk of Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer A. Hadjisavvas
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 98
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11 Breast Cancer Screening in High-Risk Women C.T.M. Brekelmans
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 34-36
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12 Cancer Genetics Services in Europe S. Hodgson
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 3-13
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13 Cancer Genetics Services in Northern Ireland P.J. Morrison
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 37-40
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14 Cancer Genetics Services in the UK Shirley V. Hodgson
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 44-45
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15 Clinical Cancer Genetic Service in Sweden Ulf Kristoffersson
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 49
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16 Clinical Genetic Services for Familial Breast Cancer in Poland J. Gronwald
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 46
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17 Clinical Services for Familial Breast and Ovarian Cancer in Germany M.W. Beckmann
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 48
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18 Costs and Benefits of Diagnosing Familial Breast Cancer Ketil Heimdal
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 167-173
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19 Current Policies for Surveillance and Management in Women at Risk for Breast and Ovarian Cancer: A Survey Among 16 European Family Cancer Clinics H.F.A. Vasen
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 47
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20 Development and Evaluation of Educational Materials for Primary Care on Familial Breast and/or Ovarian Cancer Eila Watson
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 156
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21 Economics of Genetics from a Health Commissioning Point of View Richard D. Turner
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 175-176
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22 Editorial Neva Haites
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 1
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23 Efficacy of Early Diagnosis and Treatment in Women with a Family History of Breast Cancer Pål Møller
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 179-186
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24 Epidemiology of Breast Cancer in Ukraine, its Clinical and Genetic Special Features in Women from Kiev Region K.P. Ganina
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 104
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25 Ethical, Social and Economic Issues in Familial Breast Cancer: a compilation of views from the E.C. Biomed II Demonstration Project Michael Steel
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 125-131
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26 Familial Breast and Ovarian Cancer: Genetic Counseling and Clinical Management in Italy Barbara Pasini
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 41-43
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27 Familial Breast Cancer: Clinical Services in the Netherlands Fred H. Menko
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 31-33
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28 Familial Breast Cancer in Southern Finland Hannaleena Eerola
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 105
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29 Familial Cancer in Women from the Gomel Region of Belarus G.M. Porubova
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 86-87
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30 Four Years Analysis of Cancer Genetic Clinics Activity in France from 1994 to 1997: A Survey on 801 Patients Hagay Sobol
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 15-29
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31 Genetic Counselling and Testing for Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer: The Gent(le) Approach M. De Vos
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 191-195
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32 Genetic Nurses and Counsellors - Preparation for Practice with Families at Risk of Familial Cancer Heather Skirton
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 145-147
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33 Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer Predisposition in 1999: which Molecular Strategy and which Family Criteria? D. Stoppa-Lyonnet
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 67-68
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34 Genetic Testing for Familial Breast Cancer - Ethical Questions Concerning Individual Rights and Social Responsibility Sigrid Graumann
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 136-138
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35 Germline Mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2 in Polish Families Predisposed to Breast and Ovary Cancers E. Grzybowska
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 103
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36 Guidelines for Follow-Up of Women at High Risk for Inherited Breast Cancer: Consensus Statement from the Biomed 2 Demonstration Programme on Inherited Breast Cancer P. Møller
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 207-211
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37 Hereditary Breast Cancer in Latvia: Mutation Analysis of the BRCA1 Gene L. Tihomirova
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 97
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38 Hereditary Susceptibility to Breast Cancer: Significance of Age of Onset in Family History and Contribution of BRCA1 and BRCA2 Thomas S. Frank
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 89-92
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39 Inherited Breast Cancer Aphrodite V. Nonni
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 85
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40 Insurance Implications for Individuals with a High Risk of Breast and Ovarian Cancer in Europe P.J. Morrison
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 159-165
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41 Large Deletions in the BRCA1 Gene are not Common in a Set of Familial German Breast Cancer Patients M. Maringa
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 95
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42 Low Incidence of Germline and Somatic Alterations in the E-Cadherin Gene in Lobular Breast Carcinoma R.K. Schmutzler
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 123
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43 Management of Breast Cancer in BRCA1/2 Mutation Carriers R.A. Eeles
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 204
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44 Management of Hereditary Breast Cancer D.M. Eccles
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 187-189
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45 Molecular Cancer Genetics in Eastern and Central Europe Edith Olah
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 75-77
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46 Mutation Analysis of BRCA1 and BRCA2 in Italian Hereditary and Sporadic Forms of Breast and Ovarian Cancers: Tumor Genotype-Phenotype Correlation in Breast Cancer BRCA-Mutation Carriers G. Cipollini
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 101-102
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47 Mutation Analysis of the BRCA1 and BRCA2 Genes in the Belgian Patient Population and Identification of a Belgian Founder Mutation BRCA1 IVS5+3A>G Kathleen Claes
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 69-73
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48 Mutations of the BRCA1 and BRCA2 Genes in Danish Patients Diagnosed at Young Age with Multi-Centric or Bilateral Breast Cancer J.T. Bergthorsson
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 94
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49 Mutation-Specific Survival of Inherited Breast Cancer P. Møller
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 205
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50 New Screening Techniques for Breast Cancer (MRI) Fiona .J. Gilbert
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 115-116
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51 Oligonucleotide Array for Mutation Analysis in Familial Breast Cancer Andres Metspalu
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 117
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52 Predicting Inherited Cancers: the Actuarial Implications Angus S. Macdonald
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 177
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53 Program for Genetic Monitoring of Breast Cancer Patients and Their Families B. Radeva
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 51
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54 Psychosocial Aspects of Familial Breast and Ovarian Cancer: Psychological Guidelines for Genetic Testing M. Decruyenaere
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 152-153
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55 Psychosocial Implications of Prophylactic Bilateral Mastectomy H.M. Bebbington
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 154
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56 Ras Genes in Human Breast Cancer Spiros Miyakis
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 124
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57 Risk Estimation and Pedigree Analysis C.J. Chapman
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 119
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58 Risk Estimation as a Decision-Making Tool for Genetic Analysis of the Breast Cancer Susceptibility Genes Jenny Chang-Claude
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 53-65
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59 Teaching Breast Cancer Genetics to Medical Students: Evaluation of a Computer Assister Learning (CAL) Package Z. Miedzybrodzka
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 157
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60 The Czech Republic: Genetic Counseling in High-Risk Breast/Ovarian Cancer Families L. Foretova
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 50
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61 The Future of DNA Diagnostics Mark H. Skolnick
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 106-107
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62 The Future of DNA Diagnostics Gregory C. Critchfield
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 108-111
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63 The Italian Tamoxifen Prevention Trial B. Bonanni
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 199-200
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64 The Molecular Analysis of BRCA1 Mutations in the First Slovak Patients with Suspected Familial Breast Cancer L. Kulcsar
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 100
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65 The Pathology of Hereditary Breast Cancer Sunil R. Lakhani
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 113-114
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66 The Role of Bilateral Prophylactic Mastectomy (BPMX) in Women at High Risk of Breast Cancer A.D. Baildam
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 197-198
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67 Uptake of Genetic Testing and Pre-Test Levels of Mental Distress in Norwegian Families with Known BRCA1 Mutations Jon G. Reichelt
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 139-143
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68 Use of Cytology to Diagnose Inherited Breast Cancer Pål Møller
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 206
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69 Utilisation of Prophylactic Mastectomy in 10 European Centres D.G.R. Evans
 2001
 15 1-3 p. 148-151
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