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Expanding opportunities and emerging challenges: broadening the scope of genetic testing in nephrology
Emily E Groopman1, Ali G Gharavi2
1Department of Medicine, Division of Nephrology, Columbia University, New York, New York, USA.
Abstract:
Massively parallel sequencing technologies such as exome sequencing are increasingly applied across medicine. Connaughton et al. report a high diagnostic yield of exome sequencing among adults with hereditary nephropathy or nephropathy of unknown cause. Their findings support broader use of genomic sequencing in nephrology and highlight key associated questions, including how to identify those patients for whom testing is indicated, pinpoint pathogenic variants, and balance the resultant health care benefits and clinical follow-up burden.
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