The genetics of dilated cardiomyopathy
L Dellefave, EM McNally�- Current opinion in cardiology, 2010 - journals.lww.com
Current opinion in cardiology, 2010•journals.lww.com
Genetic testing is highly useful in the care of patients and families, as it guides diagnosis,
influences care and aids in prognosis. However, the large amount of benign human genetic
variation may complicate genetic results and often requires a skilled team to accurately
interpret the findings.
influences care and aids in prognosis. However, the large amount of benign human genetic
variation may complicate genetic results and often requires a skilled team to accurately
interpret the findings.
Summary
Genetic testing is highly useful in the care of patients and families, as it guides diagnosis, influences care and aids in prognosis. However, the large amount of benign human genetic variation may complicate genetic results and often requires a skilled team to accurately interpret the findings.
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