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Piloting a neurogenetics service for drug resistant epilepsy patients

The goal is to demonstrate that this model of care in drug resistant epilepsy patients will significantly improve their healthcare and show that this can be delivered using available resources effectively and efficiently.

This project is being undertaken in the Vadlamudi Group.

Related projects

Genetics of epilepsy: A twin approach to complex and non-traditional inheritance patterns
The epigenetic and genetic landscape of idiopathic epilepsies: the testament of twins
Genetic networks in epilepsy; A tissue specific approach
Towards personalised care for epilepsy patients: Using a patient-specific, human organoid platform for disease modelling and drug screening
Developing a Queensland neuro-genomics service to underpin the era of precision-based medicine
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