2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.gim.2023.100801
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Practical considerations for reinterpretation of individual genetic variants

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“…Im Falle des Nachweises einer Variante unklarer klinischer Signifikanz (VUS, Klasse 3) lässt sich keine Aussage zur klinischen Auswirkung der Veränderung treffen, da ausreichende wissenschaftliche Evidenz fehlt. Den Patienten kann in regelmäßigen Intervallen, beispielsweise alle 5 Jahre, eine Neubewertung der Variante angeboten werden [8].…”
Section: Somatische Testungunclassified
“…Im Falle des Nachweises einer Variante unklarer klinischer Signifikanz (VUS, Klasse 3) lässt sich keine Aussage zur klinischen Auswirkung der Veränderung treffen, da ausreichende wissenschaftliche Evidenz fehlt. Den Patienten kann in regelmäßigen Intervallen, beispielsweise alle 5 Jahre, eine Neubewertung der Variante angeboten werden [8].…”
Section: Somatische Testungunclassified
“…Further cases of seemingly unaffected individuals with this variant may prompt consideration for variant reclassification. 17 Furthermore, an integral component of pre-and post-test counseling has a discussion regarding the need for diagnostic testing in the setting of a positive screening test. In this case, molecular testing on CVS confirmed the COL1A1 variant identified on NIPS; however, this particular COL1A1 variant did not appear to correlate with clinical disease in this family.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We present a family of four individuals across three generations heterozygous for the COL1A1 variant in the p.Gly338 residue who demonstrate no signs or symptoms of OI, further emphasizing that this variant demonstrates widely variable expressivity. Further cases of seemingly unaffected individuals with this variant may prompt consideration for variant reclassification 17 …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%