Pregnancy in a Patient with RETT SYNDROME Mutation: Dilemmas in Management

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Dr. Srimathy Raman
Dr. Srimathy Raman
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Dr. Harshala Shankar
Dr. Harshala Shankar
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Dr. Priyanka Shekarappa
Dr. Priyanka Shekarappa
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Dr. Savitha Shirodkar
Dr. Savitha Shirodkar
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Dr. Padmalatha Venkataram
Dr. Padmalatha Venkataram
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Rett syndrome, a neurodevelopmental disorder is caused by MECP2 gene mutations inherited sporadically or x linked dominant fashion. It almost exclusively affects girls. Genetic testing can help in preventing recurrence by offering prenatal diagnosis in affected families. We discuss the case of a patient who had such a mutation and discuss her pregnancy outcomes.

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Dr. Srimathy Raman. 2021. \u201cPregnancy in a Patient with RETT SYNDROME Mutation: Dilemmas in Management\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - E: Gynecology & Obstetrics GJMR-E Volume 21 (GJMR Volume 21 Issue E3): .

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Pregnancy and REET syndrome mutation management in clinical research.
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Rett syndrome, a neurodevelopmental disorder is caused by MECP2 gene mutations inherited sporadically or x linked dominant fashion. It almost exclusively affects girls. Genetic testing can help in preventing recurrence by offering prenatal diagnosis in affected families. We discuss the case of a patient who had such a mutation and discuss her pregnancy outcomes.

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Pregnancy in a Patient with RETT SYNDROME Mutation: Dilemmas in Management

Dr. Srimathy Raman
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Dr. Priyanka Shekarappa
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Dr. Savitha Shirodkar
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