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The broadcast session focused on insights into the physical examination as a cornerstone of precision medicine, with a focus on genetic interpretation. It included discussions led by a panel of renowned geneticists on various aspects of physical exams, highlighting their significance in formulating genetic differential diagnoses.<br /><br />Dr. Anna Hurst presented on nose and philtrum morphology, emphasizing the importance of accurate descriptions of nasal features using standardized terminology from the Elements of Morphology. Hurst presented clinical examples, encouraging active participation to describe nasal features and identify possible syndromes.<br /><br />Dr. Margaret Adam spoke about trunk and limb evaluations, focusing on proportions and asymmetries relevant to genetic disorders. She highlighted measurements that inform diagnoses and their implications.<br /><br />Dr. Benina Tallercio covered pigmentary lesions, detailing how patterns like café-au-lait macules and lentigines can signal underlying genetic conditions. She stressed the need for recognizing distribution patterns and associated symptoms while evaluating these dermatological presentations.<br /><br />Lastly, Dr. Brittany Simpson discussed hand morphology, examining positional deviations, changes in digit number, and details of soft tissue that could signify genetic disorders. The session underscored the critical role of comprehensive and precise physical exams in medical genetics, supported by embryological knowledge and pattern recognition. Participants were encouraged to apply learned principles to case examples, enhancing diagnostic proficiency in clinical genetics.
Keywords
ACMG 2025
pediatric genetics
physical exam
precision medicine
genetic diagnosis
nasal morphology
Elements of Morphology
genetic syndromes
trunk anomalies
limb asymmetry
pigmentary lesions
skin manifestations
hand morphology
clinical implications
physical examination
genetic interpretation
geneticists
genetic differential diagnoses
nose morphology
philtrum morphology
nasal features
trunk evaluations
limb evaluations
genetic disorders
clinical genetics
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