Chronic cough with normal sweat chloride: Phenotypic descriptions of two rare cystic fibrosis genotypes

While our understanding of cystic fibrosis genetics has expanded in recent decades, the genetics and clinical manifestations of the disease remains highly heterogeneous. Diagnosis of CF in non-classical mutations remains a clinical challenge. We describe the clinical presentation of two patients wit...

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Main Authors: Hemang Yadav, Kaiser G. Lim
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2016-01-01
Series:Respiratory Medicine Case Reports
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2213007115300605
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description While our understanding of cystic fibrosis genetics has expanded in recent decades, the genetics and clinical manifestations of the disease remains highly heterogeneous. Diagnosis of CF in non-classical mutations remains a clinical challenge. We describe the clinical presentation of two patients with chronic cough found to have normal sweat chlorides. We discuss the subsequent evaluation that lead to the diagnosis of two rare CF mutations. We briefly discuss the use of the expanded 106-panel of CF mutations (homozygous 3849 + 10  kb C > T), and the role of whole CFTR gene sequencing (heterozygous c.2752-26 A > G/5T).
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spelling doaj.art-ac0fcea22436459cb0a9e493910d5b842022-12-22T01:25:43ZengElsevierRespiratory Medicine Case Reports2213-00712016-01-0117C171910.1016/j.rmcr.2015.12.003Chronic cough with normal sweat chloride: Phenotypic descriptions of two rare cystic fibrosis genotypesHemang YadavKaiser G. LimWhile our understanding of cystic fibrosis genetics has expanded in recent decades, the genetics and clinical manifestations of the disease remains highly heterogeneous. Diagnosis of CF in non-classical mutations remains a clinical challenge. We describe the clinical presentation of two patients with chronic cough found to have normal sweat chlorides. We discuss the subsequent evaluation that lead to the diagnosis of two rare CF mutations. We briefly discuss the use of the expanded 106-panel of CF mutations (homozygous 3849 + 10  kb C > T), and the role of whole CFTR gene sequencing (heterozygous c.2752-26 A > G/5T).http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2213007115300605Cystic fibrosisCFPhenotype3849+10KbC>Tc.2752-26A>G
spellingShingle Hemang Yadav
Kaiser G. Lim
Chronic cough with normal sweat chloride: Phenotypic descriptions of two rare cystic fibrosis genotypes
Respiratory Medicine Case Reports
Cystic fibrosis
CF
Phenotype
3849+10KbC>T
c.2752-26A>G
title Chronic cough with normal sweat chloride: Phenotypic descriptions of two rare cystic fibrosis genotypes
title_full Chronic cough with normal sweat chloride: Phenotypic descriptions of two rare cystic fibrosis genotypes
title_fullStr Chronic cough with normal sweat chloride: Phenotypic descriptions of two rare cystic fibrosis genotypes
title_full_unstemmed Chronic cough with normal sweat chloride: Phenotypic descriptions of two rare cystic fibrosis genotypes
title_short Chronic cough with normal sweat chloride: Phenotypic descriptions of two rare cystic fibrosis genotypes
title_sort chronic cough with normal sweat chloride phenotypic descriptions of two rare cystic fibrosis genotypes
topic Cystic fibrosis
CF
Phenotype
3849+10KbC>T
c.2752-26A>G
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2213007115300605
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