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Enhancing Skin Cancer Surveillance in Solid Organ Transplant Recipients: Impact of the KP-SUNTRAC Risk-Based Program

MedXY Editorial TeamOct 15, 2025
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  • Solid organ transplant recipients face a markedly increased risk of skin cancer due to chronic immunosuppression.
  • The KP-SUNTRAC program stratifies patients based on clinical risk factors, enabling targeted surveillance.
  • Implementation of KP-SUNTRAC significantly improved screening rates and detection of skin cancer in high- and very high-risk groups.
  • The enhanced surveillance did not increase short-term dermatology or pathology resource utilization, supporting its feasibility.

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