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For our patients who have been diagnosed with Prostate Cancer, you may be eligible for testing.
Did you know that many cancers are hereditary, and your genetic code is the key to unlocking the risk for others in your family? Advanced Urology Institute’s Precision GU is a genetic test that offers personalized results that can help you:
Determine if your children or other family members may inherit this risk.
More precisely guide your health care decision making, including selection of possible treatment options.
Clarifies your risk for developing other cancers and the need for additional screening options for early diagnosis
Give you peace of mind.
How Genetic Testing is Done
Precision GU involves a simple blood test that looks for changes in your genetic profile.
We draw your blood at your physician’s office.
We then process it in our own AUI lab.
Am I a Candidate for Genetic Testing?
NCCN Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology (NCCN Guidelines®) can help determine if you are candidates for genetic testing. Click button below to read the latest guidelines.
If you have prostate cancer and would like more information or to see if you are a candidate for genetic testing, talk with your urologist.