Renal genetics in transition
Renal genetics in transition
The work in this thesis makes the case for a genetics-first approach in CKD. Though there is a high prevalence of monogenic kidney disease (MGKD), it is underdiagnosed in daily practice. This while an adequate MGKD diagnosis provides patients with life-long improvements in care and well-being. Next to the direct impact on patients, the outcomes of genetic testing increase knowledge on disease processes. More knowledge on MGKD will allow for the identification of more MGKD patients and the improvement of reproductive care.
- University Medical Center Utrecht Netherlands
Genetics; kidney; chronic kidney disease; kidney transplant; preimplantation genetic testing; pregnancy; fertility; ultrasound; gene
Genetics; kidney; chronic kidney disease; kidney transplant; preimplantation genetic testing; pregnancy; fertility; ultrasound; gene
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