… capacity and clinical urgency. However, for all clinical genetic testing indications we …
weeks and for urgent indications (ie prenatal and neonatal) it should not exceed 2 weeks. …

… offered “cascade” testing. A referral to a clinical geneticist or genetic counselor helps identify
affected … , but not everyone with suspected kidney disease needs to undergo genetic testing. …

… to prevent passing on (a) disease-causing mutation(s) to their offspring. Here, we provide …
clinical overview of 25 years of preimplantation genetic testing for monogenic kidney disease …

… -line tests for detecting genetic and genomic disorders. Note that some commercial testing
… For isolated renal disease in an adult patient, we recommend ES. We recommend genome-…

… rapid molecular genetic diagnostics in individuals with suspected genetic kidney disease.
In an era of precision medicine, understanding the utility of genetic testing in individuals with a …

… we will discuss the current clinical indications for genetic testing in suspected ADPKD and
its evolving role to elucidate the genetic causes of atypical polycystic kidney disease (PKD). A …

… chronic kidney disease is not proof of Alport syndrome. The algorithm also recommends
molecular genetic testing in patients … in a clinical environment where molecular genetic testing is …

… large national study involving adults with chronic kidney disease (CKD). The purpose of our
analysis was to gain insights into the relationships among race, genetically derived ancestry, …

… cost of genetic testing is significant, any screening cost must … complications of Fabry disease,
such as renal failure or acute … and support genetic testing for Fabry disease, particularly in …

… to guide genetic testing in ADTKD (Figure 8). … , clinical-grade genetic testing for MUC1 is
only performed by the Broad Institute. For these reasons, we estimate that simple clinical and …