2020
DOI: 10.1111/epi.16606
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Epilepsy gene panel yield and impact on outcomes for adults with unexplained seizures

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“…Future directions to narrow the diagnostic gap may include whole genome sequencing (with the caveat of variant-interpretation challenges), targeted sequencing panels with single-molecule molecular inversion probes, and possibly brain tissue transcriptome analysis with total RNA sequencing. [98][99][100] Narrowing the diagnostic gap may help provide closure to families and caregivers and may also help in the development of target-specific therapies. Current diseasespecific therapies remain limited, and patient outcomes are often guarded.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Future directions to narrow the diagnostic gap may include whole genome sequencing (with the caveat of variant-interpretation challenges), targeted sequencing panels with single-molecule molecular inversion probes, and possibly brain tissue transcriptome analysis with total RNA sequencing. [98][99][100] Narrowing the diagnostic gap may help provide closure to families and caregivers and may also help in the development of target-specific therapies. Current diseasespecific therapies remain limited, and patient outcomes are often guarded.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%