Hearing impairment occurring in children, which can range from mild to profound loss.
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Can include delayed gross motor development, low muscle tone, facial and skeletal abnormalities, pediatric hearing loss, and an enlarged tongue in some circumstances.
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Hearing impairment occurring in children, which can range from mild to profound loss.
Irregularities in the structure or formation of bones, often noticeable through physical examination.
Slower than usual progress in achieving major physical milestones such as sitting, standing, and walking in children.
A lag in the development of large muscle movements, affecting activities like jumping, running, and balancing.
Reduced muscle strength or tension, often leading to difficulties in movement and posture.
Distinctive physical features and bone structure irregularities often present from birth.
A condition in children characterized by an abnormal buildup of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain, causing increased pressure.
A condition where the upward bending motion of the ankle joint is limited, affecting walking and posture
Overgrowth of the gum tissue, leading to thick, fibrous gums.
A disorder involving defective glycoproteins, which are proteins with added sugar molecules, affecting various body functions
A group of skeletal disorders characterized by abnormalities in bone development and growth.
An unusually large tongue, which can interfere with speech, eating, and sometimes breathing.
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If you are eligible, a test kit is shipped to your home.
Receive the test kit, provide a saliva sample, and return the test kit using the prepaid box.
The lab sequences your sample and an analysis team identifies all disease causing variants that could be related to your reported symptoms, or similar.
In 8 weeks, review your clinical genetic report and discuss your results during a complimentary genetic counseling session.