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[Expert consensus on the genetic diagnosis for Dystrophinopathies]
Guiyu Lou1, Qiaofang Hou, Na Qi
1Medical Genetics Branch of Chinese Medical Association; Rare Diseases Group, Society of Pediatrics, Chinese Medical Association; The China Alliance for Rare Diseases; Molecular Diagnosis Branch of Shanghai Medical Association; Genetic Medicine Branch of Henan Provincial Medical Association. yuyongguo _1@163.com.
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Dystrophinopathies, including Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Becker muscular dystrophy and dilated cardiomyopathy, are X-linked recessive genetic disorders due to variants of the dystrophin gene, which can seriously affect quality of life and health. Genetic diagnosis plays a crucial role in their diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. How to rationally select and standardize the use of various genetic techniques is a skill that clinicians must acquire. By compiling expertise of experts from the relevant areas and guidelines published home and abroad, this consensus has provided a guidance from the perspective of genetic diagnosis for the selection of genetic techniques, testing strategies, and detection process for dystrophinopathies.
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