lunes, 17 de febrero de 2020

Young-Onset Colon Cancer and Recurrence Risk By Gene Expression - PubMed

Young-Onset Colon Cancer and Recurrence Risk By Gene Expression - PubMed



Young-Onset Colon Cancer and Recurrence Risk By Gene Expression

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Abstract

The incidence and mortality from colorectal cancer in younger adults (<55 years) is increasing. We reviewed the complete database of a gene-expression test, Oncotype DX Colon Recurrence Score® test, to determine age-related differences in Recurrence Score® (RS) and single-gene results (7 cancer-related of the 12-gene assay). We included 20,478 Stage II & III A/B colon cancer patients submitted to Genomic Health. RS results were grouped by low, intermediate, and high risk groups. Single-gene scores were described using median and interquartile range. Seventy-two and a half percent of all patients and 72.6% of those <40 years had low risk RS. Comparing older versus younger patients, RS or single-gene expression did not differ by age group or stage. Young-onset colon cancer does not differ by expression of the RS component genes. Most patients with stage II/III colon cancer have low-risk disease as measured by the 12-gene assay, regardless of age.

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