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Can you tell us a little about yourself and your background? What is the role of a genetic counselor in the Genomics Laboratory?

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The Genomics Laboratory performs a lot of different genetic tests. What is your area of focus?

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Give a brief overview of congenital adrenal hyperplasia.

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Which patients should have this testing, and when should it be performed?

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Can you tell us a bit about what sets MCL’s CYP21A2 offering apart from other labs?

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What are some examples of external results that you have helped resolve?

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Do you get calls asking for help interpreting CYP21A2 test results?

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But before we get started, Dr. Shen, could you provide us with a little bit about you and your background?

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So why don't we start our discussion today with having you give us a brief overview of these new hereditary oncology panels.

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Can you tell us which patients should have this type of testing and when it should be performed?

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Do you want to talk about what other test options are available and how our testing is different or how it compares to this other testing?

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So then the last question I have for you today, and maybe the most important is how are these results used in patient care?

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Today, we will be discussing staphylococcal testing at Mayo Clinic Laboratories. Before we start, Dr. Schuetz, could you please provide our listeners with a little bit about you and your background?

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As we get started on this initiative, can you provide a brief overview of this testing and its intended use?

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Could you describe for us which patients should have this testing and when it should be performed — including how this new testing improves upon previous testing approaches?

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What makes our testing unique?

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How are the results from this PCR testing used in patient care?