Metaanálisis de los resultados de la respuesta y la remisión con una prueba farmacogenómica ponderada multigénica

Renee E Albers1, Melissa P Dyer1, Matthew Kucera1

  • 1Myriad Genetics, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT.

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Resumen

Las pruebas farmacogenómicas (PGx) mejoran significativamente los resultados del tratamiento en pacientes con trastorno depresivo mayor (TDM). Esta atención guiada por la prueba PGx multigénica ponderada condujo a mayores tasas de respuesta y remisión en adultos con fracasos previos en el tratamiento.

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