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Meanings of genetic counseling in English

Russian
медико-генетическое консультирование
Portuguese
aconselhamento genético
Spanish
asesoramiento genético
Catalan
consell genètic

Advising those affected by or at risk of genetic disorders.

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медико-генетическое консультирование
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Examples for "genetic counselling"
Examples for "genetic counselling"
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Molecular diagnosis is important for genetic counselling and for an accurate prognosis.
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Background: Risk prediction models are widely used in clinical genetic counselling.
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Its recognition is essential for genetic counselling and improving patients' safety during anaesthesia.
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Often a genetic counselling is made for estimating the risk for the relatives.
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This genotype-phenotype correlation will be important for physicians in genetic counselling.
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Usage of genetic counseling in English
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Family screening can lead to early intervention, prophylaxis, and appropriate genetic counseling.
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Use of DECIDE as a pre-test tool may extend genetic counseling resources.
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Identification of heterozygotes provides the opportunity for disease prevention through genetic counseling.
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Meanwhile, a marker-based genetic counseling can be developed to revise breeding programs.
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If so, those women should receive genetic counseling and possibly BRCA testing.
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Interventions: After seeking advice from genetic counseling, she decided to terminate the pregnancy.
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Correct diagnosis has important implications for immediate therapy, genetic counseling, and subsequent prophylaxis.
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Thorough initial evaluation, genetic counseling and close follow-up are important aspects of management.
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Development of genetic counseling and prenatal diagnosis programs is a priority.
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Some of these variants may be clinically actionable or may warrant genetic counseling.
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After genetic counseling, a prenatal diagnosis could be performed during the subsequent pregnancy.
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Affected families will benefit from genetic counseling and predictive testing.
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Prenatal diagnosis and genetic counseling allows prevention of secondary cases.
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The implications for risk prediction, genetic counseling, and genetic analysis of HD are discussed.
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Data are collected by self-report questionnaires at baseline and following completion of genetic counseling.
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The intrafamilial variability and the unpredictable tumor prognosis should be considered in genetic counseling.
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