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Surveillance for birth defects and genetic diseases

Lorenzo D. Botto, Pierpaolo Mastroiacovo

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Abstract This chapter describes some surveillance issues that will likely be increasingly relevant as birth-defects surveillance moves into the future, and that provide instructive similarities and contrast with the emerging field of genetic disease surveillance. In the discussion of genetic-disease surveillance, emphasis is placed on high-penetrance, single-gene conditions that usually manifest in the pediatric age group.

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Abstract This chapter describes some surveillance issues that will likely be increasingly relevant as birth-defects surveillance moves into the future, and that provide instructive similarities and contrast with the emerging field of genetic disease surveillance. In the discussion of genetic-disease surveillance, emphasis is placed on high-penetrance, single-gene conditions that usually manifest in the pediatric age group.

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Abstract This chapter describes some surveillance issues that will likely be increasingly relevant as birth-defects surveillance moves into the future, and that provide instructive similarities and contrast with the emerging field of genetic disease surveillance. In the discussion of genetic-disease surveillance, emphasis is placed on high-penetrance, single-gene conditions that usually manifest in the pediatric age group.

Key concepts: Penetrance, Disease, Genetic monitoring, Medicine, Biology, Genetics, Pathology, Gene

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