Clinical Indication ID & Name
Segmental overgrowth disorders - Deep sequencing
Test Group
Dermatology
Specialties
Test code
R110.1
Test name
N/A
Target genes
Segmental overgrowth disorders (98)
Test scope
n/a
Test method/ technology
Small panel
Optimal Family Structure
n/a
Eligibility Criteria
Clinical features suggestive of a segmental overgrowth disorder. Features may include:
1. Congenital or early onset segmental overgrowth (which may affect the brain only, i.e. megalencephaly)
2. Confirmed Vascular malformations (capillary, venous, lymphatic or combinations) following discussion with a specialist
3. Characteristic cutaneous features (for example epidermal naevi or connective tissue naevi)
4. Brain malformations (for example hydrocephalus or cortical malformations)
5. Additional dysmorphism (for example polydactyly)
Test code
R110.2
Test name
N/A
Target genes
Segmental overgrowth disorders (98)
Test scope
n/a
Test method/ technology
Exon level CNV detection by MLPA or equivalent
Optimal Family Structure
n/a
Eligibility Criteria
Clinical features suggestive of a segmental overgrowth disorder. Features may include:
1. Congenital or early onset segmental overgrowth (which may affect the brain only, i.e. megalencephaly)
2. Confirmed Vascular malformations (capillary, venous, lymphatic or combinations) following discussion with a specialist
3. Characteristic cutaneous features (for example epidermal naevi or connective tissue naevi)
4. Brain malformations (for example hydrocephalus or cortical malformations)
5. Additional dysmorphism (for example polydactyly)
Commissioning group
Specialised
Overlapping idications
R27 Congenital malformation and dysmorphism syndromes – likely monogenic or R89 Ultra-rare and atypical monogenic disorders tests should be considered in overlapping features are present but germline variant is considered likely
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Sample requirements
Sample Requirements Each sample must be sent labelled with 3 patient identifiers and must state the sample type clearly on the sample container. Sample Rejection Samples may be rejected for the following reasons: 1. Samples and request form do not show at least three identical patient identifiers 2. The sample is in the incorrect collection media 3. The request form is not sufficiently completed 4. The sample is not of sufficient volume 5. The sample is too old Sample Storage and Volume Required: Perirpheral blood in an EDTA tube: Adult and children 4 ml, Infants (0-2 years) 1 ml or a DNA sample (3-5µg of purified DNA). Where it is not possible to collect peripheral blood we will accept a saliva sample (please contact the lab for specific details). Storage, sample packing and transportation: Blood should be stored at 4°C where possible. Send at room temperature by first class post or by courier. Patient/Clinician Instructions: N/A Factors affecting performance of test/interpretation of results: Clotted samples are unsuitable for DNA analysis. Blood Samples in incorrect anticoagulant tubes may be rejected.