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A multidisciplinary nephrogenetic referral clinic for children and adults-diagnostic achievements and insights.
Pediatric nephrology (Berlin, Germany) - 1 Jul 2022
Pode-Shakked Ben, Ben-Moshe Yishay, Barel Ortal, Regev Lilach C, Kagan Maayan, Eliyahu Aviva, Marek-Yagel Dina, Atias-Varon Danit, Lahav Einat, Issler Naomi, Shlomovitz Omer, Semo Oz Rotem, Kol Nitzan, Mor Nofar, Bar-Joseph Ifat, Khavkin Yulia, Javasky Elisheva, Beckerman Pazit, Greenberg Meidad, Volovelsky Oded, Borovitz Yael, Davidovits Miriam, Haskin Orly, Alfandary Hadas, Levi Shely, Kaidar Maital, Katzir Ze'ev, Angel-Korman Avital, Becker-Cohen Rachel, Ben-Shalom Efrat, Leiba Adi, Mor Eytan, Dagan Amit, Pessach Itai M, Lotan Danny, Shashar Moshe, Anikster Yair, Raas-Rothschild Annick, Rechavi Gideon, Dekel Benjamin, Vivante Asaf
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: Genetic kidney diseases contribute a significant portion of kidney diseases in children and young adults. Nephrogenetics is a rapidly evolving subspecialty; however, in the clinical setting, increased use of genetic testing poses implementation challenges. Consequently, we established a national nephrogenetics clinic to apply a multidisciplinary model. METHODS: Patients were referred from different...
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