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Value of Optical Genome Mapping (OGM) for Diagnostics of Rare Diseases: A Family Case Report Cover

Value of Optical Genome Mapping (OGM) for Diagnostics of Rare Diseases: A Family Case Report

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|Mar 2025

Figures & Tables

Figure 1.

Optical genome mapping results showing molecules involved in the translocation mapping to chromosome 18 and chromosome X.

Figure 2.

Family pedigree and segregation analysis results. # family members in whom karyotyping, microarray and NGS were performed. * family members in whom OGM was performed.

Clinical characteristics of the probands

Clinical characteristicsProband 1Proband 2Onset
Age at first visit11 yr. & 11 mo.3yr. & 6 mo.
Early developmentHyperactivityNormal
Teratoma regio sacro-coccigealis++Neonatal
Hydronephrosis / *RVU+ (right side)+ (left side)Neonatal
Thrombocytopenia++Neonatal
Purpura, petechiae, bruises++Infancy
Premaxillary prominence++Toddler
Juvenile palmoplantar dermatosis++Toddler
Obesitas++Toddler
Hypo-imunoglobulinaemia+ 10 yr.
Ameloblastoma mandibulae+ 10 yr.
Intellectual disability, mild+ 6 – 7 yr.
Epilepsia+ 14 yr.
Cerebral dysmyelination (MRI)+ 17 yr.
Frontoparietal polymicrogyria (MRI)+ 17 yr.
Language: English
Page range: 87 - 93
Published on: Mar 6, 2025
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 2 issues per year

© 2025 A Kovanda, O Miljanović, L Lovrečić, A Maver, A Hodžić, B Peterlin, published by Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts
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