DI George Syndrome in Newborns Conceived From Assisted Reproductive Techniques: Is Preimplantation Screening Necessary? A Discussion of Two Cases
Andres Felipe Rubio-Duarte,
Laura Cristina Aristizabal-Perez,
Carlos Eduardo Riaño-Medina
Abstract:Background: Assisted reproductive techniques are increasingly used, and thus the use of tests for the identification of possible genetic errors in the embryo should be optimized, which translate to the occurrence of congenital diseases in newborns. DiGeorge syndrome (DGS) is a severe genetic syndrome that implies a higher risk of complex congenital heart diseases and metabolic and immunological abnormalities. Reports of DGS in newborns conceived via intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) are limited to only t… Show more
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