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A Multicenter Cohort Analysis of Rapid Genome Sequencing in the PICU
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Pediatric Critical Care Fellow, Katie Rodriguez, discusses the results of a study on rapid whole genome sequencing (RWGS) in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU). The study aimed to determine the clinical utility of RWGS in the PICU and assess its diagnostic rate. The study included 80 children, and 52 genomes identified a causal genetic etiology with a diagnostic rate of 65%. The molecular diagnosis led to changes in management in 42% of patients, including medication adjustments, procedures, and palliative care consultations. The study showed that RWGS can have a significant impact on patient care in the PICU, and insurance coverage for testing is improving.
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Research, Procedures, 2023
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Type: star research | Star Research Presentations: Biomarkers II, Pediatrics (SessionID 30008)
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Procedures
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Pediatrics
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2023
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Pediatric Critical Care Fellow
rapid whole genome sequencing
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
clinical utility
diagnostic rate
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