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[Practical medico-genetic counseling for congenital and early loss of hearing in children].

Vestnik otorinolaringologii - 1 Jan 2008

Markova T G, Poliakov A V, Kunel'skaia N L

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Current knowledge of hereditary loss of hearing provides a basis for effective diagnosis and prevention of hearing disorder. There is a little doubt of the necessity of medico-genetic counseling (MGC) for families facing this with problem. New molecular methods for the detection of its causes give hope to many couples in terms of rational family planning. We had an opportunity to compare results of MGC for the...

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