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Genetic etiology and pregnancy outcomes of fetal hyperechoic kidneys: a retrospective analysis

Edited by: Jordi Pérez-Tur , Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Spain Reviewed by: Cristina Skrypnyk , Arabian Gulf University, Bahrain Angie Jelin , Johns Hopkins University, United States These authors have contributed equally to this work Background Fetal hyperechoic kidney is an important soft marker in prenatal ultrasonography; however, the causes of this phenomenon are unclear.

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Genetic etiology and pregnancy outcomes of fetal hyperechoic kidneys: a retrospective analysis peer_reviewed · published 2025-01-01 · live page
WES results Among the 94 fetuses with hyperechoic kidneys, 13 cases with normal conventional karyotype and CMA results were further subjected to WES; two cases of pathogenic mutations and one likely pathogenic gene mutation involving genes, HNF1B , NPHP3 , and KMT2D , were identified ( Tables 3 , 4 ).

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