Genomics in the Clinic
A Practical Guide to Genetic Testing, Evaluation, and Counseling
- 1st Edition - November 4, 2023
- Editors: Antonie D. Kline, Ethylin Wang Jabs
- Language: English
- Paperback ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 1 2 - 8 1 6 4 7 8 - 5
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 1 2 - 8 1 6 4 7 9 - 2
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Request a sales quoteGenomics in the Clinic: A Practical Guide to Genetic Testing, Evaluation, and Counseling illustrates the current scope of the practice of genetics for healthcare professionals, so they can understand principles applicable to genetic testing and consultation. Written by an authoritative well-balanced team, including experienced clinical geneticists, genetic counselors, and medical subspecialists, this book adopts an accessible, easy-to-follow format. Sections are dedicated to basic genetic principles; clinical genetic and genomic testing; prenatal, clinical and cancer genetic diagnosis and counseling; and ethical and social implications in genomic medicine. Over 100 illustrative cases examine a range of prenatal, pediatric and adult genetic conditions and testing, putting these concepts and approaches into practice. Genomics in the Clinic: A Practical Guide to Genetic Testing, Evaluation, and Counseling is important for primary care providers, as patient care evolves in the current genomic-influenced world of precision medicine.
- Clearly explains central concepts of genetic testing and genomic medicine for non-genetic physicians, healthcare providers, and trainees
- Offers clear steps for clinical integration of genetic concepts, genomic technology, and interpretation of genetic test results approachable and relevant to clinical practice
- Descriptive, applied case studies illustrate recommended genetic evaluation, counseling and management for a range of conditions throughout the lifetime
Non-geneticist physicians, in particular pediatricians, internists, general practitioners, family medicine practitioners, obstetricians and gynecologists, oncologists, and pharmacists, medical students and residents in various specialties, healthcare administrators and affiliates, clinical and translational scientists, genetic counselors, pharmacists and pharmacologists
- Cover image
- Title page
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contributors
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- Chapter 2. Basic Principles of Genetics and Genomics
- 2.1. Chromosome Structure and Function
- 2.2. Chromosome Variation
- 2.3. Molecular Structure and Function
- 2.4. Molecular Variation
- 2.5. Mitochondrial Structure and Function
- 2.6. Epigenome
- 2.7. Modes of Inheritance
- 2.8. Phenotypic Variation
- Chapter 3. Genetic Counseling and Referrals
- 3.1. Preparation for Genetics Appointment
- 3.2. Family History and Genetic Background
- 3.3. Genetic Counseling
- 3.4. Genetic Risks for Family Members
- 3.5. Psychosocial Issues and Support Organizations
- Chapter 4. Prenatal Genetics and Referrals
- 4.1. Carrier Screening
- 4.2. High-risk Pregnancy
- 4.3. Fetal Imaging
- 4.4. Prenatal Evaluation
- 4.5. Other Reproductive Options
- Chapter 5. Clinical Genetics and Referrals
- 5.1. Congenital Anomalies and Dysmorphic Features
- 5.2. Developmental Disabilities and Behavioral Abnormalities
- 5.3. Growth Disorders
- 5.4. Metabolic Disorders
- 5.5. Adult Onset Conditions
- 5.6. Pharmacogenomic Testing
- 5.7. Genetics of Mental Illness
- Chapter 6. Genetic and Genomic Testing
- 6.1. Cytogenetics and Cytogenetic Testing
- 6.2. Genotyping
- 6.3. Genome Testing
- 6.4. Other Specific Tests
- 6.5. Source of Sample (Blood, Saliva, Tissue)
- 6.6. Ordering Genetic and Genomic Tests
- Chapter 7. Genetic and Genomic Results and Management
- 7.1. Interpretation of Results
- 7.2. Recommendations for Reporting Secondary Findings
- 7.3. Limitations of Genetic Testing
- 7.4. Management and Services Available with Genetic Diagnosis
- Chapter 8. Cancer Genetics Referrals and Management
- 8.1. Hereditary Cancer Risk Assessment
- 8.2. Referral for Cancer Genetic Testing
- 8.3. Management Recommendations for Mutation-Positive Individuals
- 8.4. Follow-up after Cancer Genetic Testing
- Chapter 9. Direct-to-Consumer Testing
- 9.1. Direct-to-Consumer Testing and Limitations
- 9.2. Ethical Considerations
- 9.3. Medical and Scientific Considerations
- 9.4. Risk and Benefits
- 9.5. Conclusions
- Chapter 10. Ethical and Psychosocial Issues
- 10.1. The Informed Consent Process
- 10.2. Cost and Insurance Concerns
- 10.3. Secondary and Incidental Findings
- 10.4. Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act
- 10.5. Reinterpretation of Findings and Patient Recontact
- Chapter 11. Case Scenarios
- Section 11.1. Prenatal Cases
- Case 11.1.1. Prenatal Cases: Positive Carrier Screening in Pregnancy
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.1.2. Prenatal Cases: Maternal Diabetes Exposure
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.1.3. Prenatal Cases: Advanced Maternal Age
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.1.4. Prenatal Cases: Noninvasive Prenatal Screening Positive for Sex Chromosome Abnormality
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.1.5. Prenatal Cases: Fetal Anomalies
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.1.6. Prenatal Cases: Clubfeet and Decreased Fetal Movement
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.1.7. Prenatal Cases: Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.1.8. Prenatal Cases: Preimplantation Genetic Testing for a Single Gene Disorder
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.2. Newborn Screening Cases
- Case 11.2.1. Newborn Screening Cases: False Positive Newborn Screening
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.2.2. Newborn Screening Cases: Abnormal Newborn Metabolic Screening
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.2.3. Newborn Screening Cases: Abnormal Newborn Hearing Screening
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.2.4. Newborn Screening Cases: Abnormal Newborn Neuromuscular Screening
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.3. Craniofacial Cases
- Case 11.3.1. Craniofacial Cases: Congenital Microcephaly
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.3.2. Craniofacial Cases: Misshapen Head
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.3.3. Craniofacial Cases: Congenital Nystagmus
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.3.4. Craniofacial Cases: Loss of Central Vision
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.3.5. Craniofacial Cases: Bilateral Retinal Detachment
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.3.6. Craniofacial Cases: Acquired Night Blindness
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.3.7. Craniofacial Cases: Congenital Hearing Loss
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.3.8. Craniofacial Cases: Hearing Loss and Renal Agenesis
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.3.9. Craniofacial Cases: Hearing Loss and Night Blindness in a Teenager
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.3.10. Craniofacial Cases: Cleft Palate
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.4. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Cases
- Case 11.4.1. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Cases: Recurrent Pneumonias
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.4.2. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Cases: Dyspnea with History of Neonatal Jaundice
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.4.3. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Cases: Pulmonic Stenosis and Short Stature
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.4.4. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Cases: Severe Palpitations
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.4.5. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Cases: Exercise-Induced Syncope
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.4.6. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Cases: Hyperlipidemia
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.4.7. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Cases: Myocardial Infarction in a Healthy Adult
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.4.8. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Cases: Cardiomyopathy and Peripheral Neuropathy
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.5. Gastrointestinal Cases
- Case 11.5.1. Gastrointestinal Cases: Bowel Obstruction in an Infant
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.5.2. Gastrointestinal Cases: Elevated Liver Transaminases in an Infant
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.5.3. Gastrointestinal Cases: Failure to Thrive
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.5.4. Gastrointestinal Cases: Obesity, Hypotonia, and Peripheral Vision Loss
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.5.5. Gastrointestinal Cases: Acute Abdominal Pain
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.5.6. Gastrointestinal Cases: Abdominal Pain and Arthralgias
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.6. Metabolic Cases
- Case 11.6.1. Metabolic Cases: Sweet Smell in an Infant
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.6.2. Metabolic Cases: Apparent Life-Threatening Event
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.6.3. Metabolic Cases: Hypoglycemia in a Child
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.6.4. Metabolic Cases: Recurrent Vomiting and Language Delay
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.6.5. Metabolic Cases: Lactic Acidosis
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.6.6. Metabolic Cases: Hunger and Protein Intake in a Metabolic Condition
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.7. Endocrinologic and Growth Cases
- Case 11.7.1. Endocrinologic and Growth Cases: Overgrowth
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.7.2. Endocrinologic and Growth Cases: Macrocephaly and Tall Stature in a Toddler
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.7.3. Endocrinologic and Growth Cases: Diabetes
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.7.4. Endocrinologic and Growth Cases: Short Stature
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.7.5. Endocrine and Growth Cases: Small Stature and Delayed Puberty
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.7.6. Endocrine and Growth Cases: Pubertal Delay, Hearing Loss, and Lack of Smell
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.8. Genitourinary Cases
- Case 11.8.1. Genitourinary Cases: Ambiguous Genitalia
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.8.2. Genitourinary Cases: Familial Renal Disease
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.8.3. Genitourinary Cases: Renal Cysts
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.9. Hematologic and Immunologic Cases
- Case 11.9.1. Hematologic and Immunologic Cases: Bleeding Disorder
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.9.2. Hematologic and Immunologic Cases: Recurrent Infections in Childhood
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.9.3. Hematologic and Immunologic Cases: Chronic Thrombocytopenia in a Child
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.9.4. Hematologic and Immunologic Cases: Thrombocytopenia in an Adult
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.9.5. Hematologic and Immunologic Cases: Bone Marrow Failure
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.10. Skeletal and Connective Tissue Cases
- Case 11.10.1. Skeletal and Connective Tissue Cases: Asymmetric Leg Size in an Infant
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.10.2. Skeletal and Connective Tissue Cases: Disproportionate Short Stature
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.10.3. Skeletal and Connective Tissue Cases: Multiple Fractures
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.10.4. Musculoskeletal Cases: Tall and Lean with Nonspecific Hip Pain
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.10.5. Musculoskeletal Cases: Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain and Fatigue
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.11. Dermatologic Cases
- Case 11.11.1. Dermatologic Cases: Infant with Nystagmus and Fair Skin
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.11.2. Dermatologic Cases: Multiple Café au Lait Spots
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.11.3. Dermatologic Cases: Abnormal Teeth in a Toddler
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.12. Neurodevelopmental Cases
- Case 11.12.1. Neurodevelopmental Cases: Developmental Stagnation and Regression
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.12.2. Neurodevelopmental Cases: Delayed Speech, Polydactyly, and Short Stature
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.12.3. Neurodevelopmental Cases: Delayed Development in Early Childhood
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.12.4. Neurodevelopmental Cases: Autism Spectrum Disorder
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.12.5. Neurodevelopmental Cases: Cognitive Issues and Tall Stature
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.13. Neurologic and Muscular Cases
- Case 11.13.1. Neurologic and Muscular Cases: Congenital Hypotonia and Feeding Difficulties
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.13.2. Neurologic and Muscular Cases: Dysmorphic Features and Hypotonia
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.13.3. Neurologic and Muscular Cases: Seizures in an Infant
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.13.4. Neurologic and Muscular Disease: Clubfeet and Lack of Facial Expression
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.13.5. Neurologic and Muscular Cases: Abnormal Gait in a Toddler
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.13.6. Neurologic and Muscular Cases: Abnormal Movements and Posturing
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.13.7. Neurologic and Muscular Cases: Dystonia Family History
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.13.8. Neurologic and Muscular Cases: Slowness and Loss of Facial Expression in a Young Adult
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.13.9. Neurologic and Muscular Cases: Progressive Gait Impairment and Genitourinary Dysfunction
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.13.10. Neurologic and Muscular Cases: Progressive Ataxia
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.13.11. Neurologic and Muscular Cases: Intention Tremor and Difficulty with Balance
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.13.12. Neurologic and Muscular Cases: Chorea
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.14. Psychiatric Cases
- Case 11.14.1. Psychiatric Cases: Early-Onset Dementia
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Cases 11.14.2. Psychiatric Cases: Psychosis and Learning Disabilities
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.14.3. Psychiatric Cases: Bipolar Disorder and Stevens–Johnson Syndrome
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.15. Pharmacogenomic Cases
- Case 11.15.1. Pharmacogenomic Cases: Warfarin for Atrial Fibrillation
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.15.2. Pharmacogenomic Cases: Clopidogrel for Coronary Artery Disease
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.15.3. Pharmacogenomic Cases: Thiopurine for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.16. Cancer Cases
- Case 11.16.1. Cancer Cases: Breast Cancer Gene Mutation Found Incidentally
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.16.2. Cancer Cases: Ovarian Cancer Family History
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.16.3. Cancer Cases: Family History of Lynch Syndrome
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.16.4. Cancer Cases: Prostate Cancer
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.16.5. Cancer Cases: Pancreatic Cancer
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.16.6. Cancer Cases: Adrenocortical Carcinoma and Leukemia
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.16.7. Cancer Cases: Macrocytic Anemia and Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.17. Direct-to-Consumer Cases
- Case 11.17.1. Direct-to-Consumer Cases: Breast Cancer Family History
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.17.2. Direct to Consumer Cases: Predisposition of a Multifactorial Condition by Direct-to-Consumer Testing
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.17.3. Direct-to-Consumer Cases: Identification of Birth Family History by Direct-to-Consumer Testing
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.17.4. Direct-to-Consumer Cases: Metabolic and Neurologic Disease Risk by Direct-to-Consumer Testing
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.17.5. Direct-to-Consumer Cases: Risk for Late-Onset Alzheimer Disease by Direct-to-Consumer Testing
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.17.6. Direct-to-Consumer Cases: Wellness Report By Direct-to-Consumer Testing
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 11.18. Ethical Issues Cases
- Case 11.18.1. Ethical Issues Cases: Predictive Testing in an Adolescent with Positive Family History
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Case 11.18.2. Ethical Issues Cases: Preconception Sex Selection
- The Case
- The Issues
- The Referral
- The Diagnosis
- Section 12. Communicating Genetics and Genomics
- Chapter 12. Communicating Genetics and Genomics
- 12.1. Overview of Genetic Discussion with Families
- 12.2. Counseling about Genetic Concepts
- 12.3. Counseling about Genetic Tests
- 12.4. Counseling about Results
- 12.5. Concluding Remarks
- 12.6. Visual Aids to Explain Genetic Concepts to Families
- Index
- No. of pages: 620
- Language: English
- Edition: 1
- Published: November 4, 2023
- Imprint: Academic Press
- Paperback ISBN: 9780128164785
- eBook ISBN: 9780128164792
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Antonie D. Kline
Dr. Kline received her medical degree from Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa., her postdoctoral training in medical genetics at Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA, her clinical cytogenetics training at the Kennedy Krieger Institute of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Md. She is board-certified in clinical genetics, clinical cytogenetics and clinical molecular genetics. She is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and a Founding Fellow of the American College of Medical Genetics.
Dr. Kline is the medical director of the Cornelia de Lange Syndrome Foundation and a member of the professional advisory board of the 5p- Society. Her areas of expertise include evaluation of multiple birth defects and/or developmental issues, as well as correlation and interpretation of cytogenetic changes in a clinical setting.
Affiliations and expertise
Director of Clinical Genetics, Harvey Institute for Medical Genetics, Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Towson, MD, USAEJ
Ethylin Wang Jabs
Dr. Ethylin Wang Jabs is a clinical geneticist and serves as an attending in medical genetics in the General Genetics Clinic and the Cleft and Craniofacial Clinic at the Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York, NY. Dr. Jabs is also Vice Chair and Professor of the Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences, Professor of Pediatrics, and Professor of Developmental and Regenerative Biology at Mount Sinai. She was the Chief of the Division of Medical Genetics and Genomics from 2007-2012 and served as Director of the Medical Genetics Residency and Clinical Laboratory Fellowship Training Programs from 2007-2011. Prior to November 1, 2007, her appointment was at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. She was the Dr. Frank V. Sutland Professor of Pediatric Genetics, Director of the Center for Craniofacial Development and Disorders, and Director of the International Collaborative Genetics Research Training Program.
Affiliations and expertise
Chair, Department of Clinical Genomics, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, USA; Adjunct Professor, Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, New York, USA; Adjunct Professor, Department of Genetic Medicine, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland, USARead Genomics in the Clinic on ScienceDirect