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Diagnostic yield was highest in cystic kidney diseases (72.0%), followed by tubulopathies (34.3%), glomerulopathies (25

A source reports “72.0%” in the context of kidney: “Diagnostic yield was highest in cystic kidney diseases (72.0%), followed by tubulopathies (34.3%), glomerulopathies (25.8%), and CAKUT (19.2%).”

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Clinical impact of genetic testing in inherited kidney diseases peer_reviewed · published 2026-05-19 · live page
Diagnostic yield was highest in cystic kidney diseases (72.0%), followed by tubulopathies (34.3%), glomerulopathies (25.8%), and CAKUT (19.2%).

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