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Impacts of variants of uncertain significance on parental perceptions of children after prenatal chromosome microarray testing

29 Jun 2018

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OBJECTIVE: There are concerns regarding the potential harms in receipt of prenatal chromosome microarray (CMA) results, particularly variants of uncertain significance (VUS). We examined the influence that the return of genomic results had on parental well-being and perceptions of children's development. METHODS: Parents (n = 138) of 83 children who underwent prenatal chromosomal microarray testing completed...

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PMID: 29956345
DOI: 10.1002/pd.5323

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