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Genetics, Made Clear

ABOUT

A three-generation family tree. The grandmother and her daughter are carriers, one son in each of two generations is affected, and the daughter is pregnant.

We are a specialist genetics practice, centred on reproductive genetics and covering the full range of genetic care. Obstetrician/gynaecologist and genetic pathologist Dr Tristan Hardy and clinical geneticist Prof Martin Delatycki see children and adults by video consult from anywhere in Australia, for a pregnancy or fertility question, a family history of cancer, a child's development, an inherited neurological condition or a result that needs explaining. Tell us the question: we arrange the testing, interpret it and see the plan through.

How It Works

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    Send a referral

    A standard specialist referral is enough. Tell us the question and attach any reports, including a relative's genetic test result.

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    We contact your patient

    We book a video consult and collect the family history and previous results beforehand, so the consult time goes on decisions.

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    The consult

    We draw the family tree, explain the options and arrange testing with consent. If an examination is needed, we are able to see patients face to face in Melbourne.

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    Results and a letter

    We go through the result with your patient and carry out the plan, from testing relatives to prenatal testing or IVF with embryo testing, and write to you at each step.

CONSULT GUIDES

The heart and cholesterol consult guide, showing a three-generation family tree and a Dutch Lipid Clinic Network score of 10 with a referral recommendation.

Genetics questions can come up in any clinic, and the guidelines are hard to keep in your head. Our free guides take you through it with the patient in front of you: a few questions, a family tree drawn as you go, and a clear answer on who to refer, what to test, and why. When a guide suggests referral, tick Format as referral and the summary is set out as a letter to either of us, ready to paste into your practice software.

CONSIDERING PGT?

The Considering PGT guide, showing questions about the reason for PGT and a panel setting out the first steps for testing embryos for a single-gene condition.

For couples considering IVF with embryo testing, and the doctors who refer them, our PGT guide brings together what we explain in clinic. A few questions set out which type of PGT fits, whether that is for a single-gene condition, a chromosome rearrangement or chromosome number, and takes you through each step from the first review to pregnancy.

LET’S GET STARTED

Any genetics referral, from anywhere in Australia.