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Even in the absence of an obvious familial pattern (e.g. kidney tubulopathies), a genetic cause may be identified in ∼64

A source reports “64%” in the context of kidney: “Even in the absence of an obvious familial pattern (e.g. kidney tubulopathies), a genetic cause may be identified in ∼64% of patients [ 9 ].”

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Ten tips for ordering, interpreting, and communicating genetic test results in nephrology peer_reviewed · published 2026-01-01 · live page
Even in the absence of an obvious familial pattern (e.g. kidney tubulopathies), a genetic cause may be identified in ∼64% of patients [ 9 ].

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