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An 18-year-old boy has just been diagnosed ...
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sihT gmeia is reyv uhlf.ple

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hileW teh metifeil iksr ni het elgerna tinpoaulpo si tujs woelb 1,% it is %65. ni e-siderfgrte tsalreevi of sniatpte dna it rsies to more ntah 40% in ngioooztmyc snwit fo edtaffce .pepeol Alnnyzgai iaccsls iesutds of eht eicsteng fo orespicnzhiah eodn as eylra as in s903,1 rhFiecs lucoecnds htat a caonrncoecd eatr rfo sspisyoch fo obaut 05% ni zoomotyncgi nwtsi eessm ot be a istiecarl ,semetati hhicw is cglsifyniinta ehgrih nath htat in gdyiziotc tniws of otbau 109%–1 (is6n/go/i.i3tMcC5.3h/prrPac4/v6lmb2n9e#ne.fcml)

imnotarobotbut Hwo is one osdeupps to wkno shit brfeeo ignvha erda hits ctralie? +36

imgdoc hiTs siunteoq salfl druen eht eehrti uoy nokw ti or uyo odnt tg.eracoy It stni ni FA ro Uwrdlo +2

jaxx oS hwy lwodu eeths Al-ohes put it no htree sa if pgnppeir for siht xmea in'ts lteusfsrs oguehn -:| +9

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champagnesupernova3 Tish was mntioneed ni hte nlKapa aolihervba edsvio +

usmlecrasher nda 'terehs os hucm ulsennrsecaiy BS itdenas of aler neqoistsu +3

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olddoc I tdon' hinkt ti ash to do thwi ayn txaer .foin hTe xd is FAP n(motuiat in CAP g)ene ciwhh is etdniireh ni an SAOAUTMOL IMTADNON aonsihf (""A si het attnmu llaele nad "a" is het aomnrl eo.n ehT ilgr in eht oqetnius etms TUSM eb etozyeehotgr A,""a etnggti teh mnattu "A" fmor her isck trafeh nda a"" ofmr hre aythhle htemor. mgAuinss hes aermris a lheayht uanhsbd )a(a s(tih si a mrlano ouistnsapm in nsteegci itesnuo),qs rihte dki iwll be aA et(h eoppeynht atht ilwl %001 eusrlt in RCC) by a bayipotrlbi fo .05% lcaRel htta PFA lwil 001% srrspgeo ot CCR is ton cyoacpiptllylahr eov.dmer +4

olddoc FA 2901 Page 831 +

conniea168 tI usksc bsuecea ni ythasycrpi aontirot as S3M yuo may mceo cssroa tihs fcat ahtt reta is 0~5% ni acitnedil ,iwnst btu terho hatn thta its' anifru fro pSet 1 :/ +

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submitted by ∗peachespeaches(1),

Don't need to know this is FAP to get it right.

Father and Grandfather had it, so can assume an AD mutation in this patient. Assuming her partner is homozygous without the mutation, the risk of her AD train going to her child is 50%

peachespeaches *AD trait +

jonobauer Wrong question +