What is an oncogenetic analysis and why is it needed?

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16.07.2025

Oncogenetic tests are laboratory studies aimed at identifying genetic mutations that may increase the risk of developing cancer. These tests are especially important for people with a family history of cancer.

What does an oncogenetic test show?

  • Mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes

  • Hereditary predisposition to breast, ovarian, prostate, and pancreatic cancers

  • Increased risk of developing oncological diseases

Who is recommended to take the test:

  • Women and men with a family history of cancer before the age of 50

  • Those planning a pregnancy

  • If there have been cases of cancer in the family (on the maternal or paternal side)

  • Anyone who wants to take proactive care of their health

How the test is done:

  • Consultation with a specialist

  • Blood or saliva sample collection

  • Laboratory analysis

  • Report and recommendations from a geneticist

Advantages at KIMYO University Hospital:

  • Modern laboratories and equipment

  • International testing protocols

  • Experienced geneticists and oncologists

  • Confidentiality and personalized approach

Book your oncogenetic testing today — know your risks in advance and take control. Health is knowledge, and knowledge is power!