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Rapid Genome Sequencing Identifies Treatable Conditions in Non-Intensive Care Unit Hospitalized Children

1 Aug 2026

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PURPOSE: The utility of rapid genome sequencing (RGS) has been evaluated in pediatric intensive care unit (ICU) settings, but few studies investigate its use in non-critically ill hospitalized children. Our study assesses the impact of RGS use in the non-ICU setting. METHODS: We analyzed RGS results obtained for hospitalized children from 2019-2023 and evaluated the impact on non-ICU patient care. Changes in...

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PMID: 42583753
DOI: 10.1016/j.gim.2026.102683

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