Directory of Service for the Breast Family History Service Specialty Surgery-Breast Clinic Type Breast Family History Service Service Name Service ID; 7919788 Age Range: 35 years to 50 years Conditions Treated: Family history of breast cancer MUST meet the NICE criteria for referral to secondary care: one second- ON THE SAME SIDE OF THE FAMILY, diagnosed with breast cancer at any age One first-degree or second-degree relative diagnosed with breast cancer AND one first-degree or second-degree relative diagnosed with ovarian cancer (one of these should be a first relative and they must Booking Guidance be ON THE SAME SIDE OF THE FAMILY) Three first-degree or second-degree relatives ON THE SAME SIDE One OF THE FAMILY diagnosed with breast cancer at any age degree relative If none of these criteria are met, the patient is considered to be near- diagnosed with population risk and no further assessment is needed. breast cancer at younger than If there is a family history of breast cancer on the maternal side, but the 40 years of age mother is unaffected, no further assessment is needed (mother or other One relatives may seek advice). degree male Seek advice for Jewish FH, unusual cancers, triple negative cancers relative diagnosed under the age of 40, strong paternal FH. diagnosed with breast cancer at Procedures Performed any age Group Seminar One Individual Consultation relative with bilateral Exclusions breast cancer Symptomatic Women - Refer to 2WW Symptomatic Breast Service where the first Service Notes primary was All referrals to this service must have the completed diagnosed at attached younger than 50 years Two first-degree relatives, or one and
Directory of Service for the Breast Family History Service Specialty Surgery-Breast Clinic Type Service Name Breast Family History Service Service ID; 7919788 Age Range: 35 years to 50 years Conditions Treated: Family history of breast cancer MUST meet the NICE criteria for referral to secondary care: Booking Guidance One relative diagnosed with breast cancer at younger than 40 years of age One male relative diagnosed with breast cancer at any age One relative with bilateral breast cancer where the first primary was diagnosed at younger than 50 years Two first-degree relatives, or one and one second- degree ON THE SAME SIDE OF THE FAMILY, diagnosed with breast cancer at any age One first-degree or second-degree relative diagnosed with breast cancer AND one first-degree or second-degree relative diagnosed with ovarian cancer (one of these should be a first degree relative and they must be ON THE SAME SIDE OF THE FAMILY) Three first-degree or second-degree relatives ON THE SAME SIDE OF THE FAMILY diagnosed with breast cancer at any age If none of these criteria are met, the patient is considered to be near- population risk and no further assessment is needed. If there is a family history of breast cancer on the maternal side, but the mother is unaffected, no further assessment is needed (mother or other relatives may seek advice). Seek advice for Jewish FH, unusual cancers, triple negative cancers diagnosed under the age of 40, strong paternal FH. Procedures Performed Group Seminar Individual Consultation Exclusions Symptomatic Women - Refer to 2WW Symptomatic Breast Service Service Notes All referrals to this service must have the completed attached