Canadian journal of psychiatry. Revue canadienne de psychiatrie · 2001
Genetic counselling for schizophrenia in the era of molecular genetics.
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Hodgkinson K A, Murphy J, O'Neill S, Brzustowicz L, Bassett A S
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OBJECTIVE: To review the role of genetic counselling for individuals with psychiatric illnesses.
METHOD: Using schizophrenia as an example and including updated information about a genetic subtype (22q deletion syndrome), we discuss the value of the genetic counselling process in psychiatry, with support from the literature and our clinical experience.
RESULTS: Genetic counselling, the process through which knowledge about the genetics of illnesses is shared, provides information on the inheritance of illnesses and their recurrence risks; addresses the concerns of patients, their families, and their health care providers; and supports patients and their families dealing with these illnesses. For comprehensive medical management, this service should be available to all individuals with schizophrenia and their families.
CONCLUSIONS: New findings in the genetics of psychiatric illness may have important clinical implications for patients and their families.
METHOD: Using schizophrenia as an example and including updated information about a genetic subtype (22q deletion syndrome), we discuss the value of the genetic counselling process in psychiatry, with support from the literature and our clinical experience.
RESULTS: Genetic counselling, the process through which knowledge about the genetics of illnesses is shared, provides information on the inheritance of illnesses and their recurrence risks; addresses the concerns of patients, their families, and their health care providers; and supports patients and their families dealing with these illnesses. For comprehensive medical management, this service should be available to all individuals with schizophrenia and their families.
CONCLUSIONS: New findings in the genetics of psychiatric illness may have important clinical implications for patients and their families.