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Welcome to the Dup15q Registry!

The goal of our registry is to collect and evaluate clinical and genetic information from Dup15q patients in a patient registry. We hope to better understand the relationship between genotype and phenotype and ultimately improve patient care.

After you consent to participate and send the genetic reports, you will receive access to the registry.

Patient Data & Consent

Below you will find the consent form for the use of patient data for participation in the Dup15q Registry at the Institute of Human Genetics at Heidelberg University Hospital.

You have the right not to agree to this consent form. However, since this project relies on the collection and processing of personal and medical data, failure to sign would preclude participation in the project and any subsequent studies. Please read the study information and contact us if you have any questions at dup15q.register@med.uni-heidelberg.de.

Data & Consent of 1st Guardian:

Contact person information. Please now provide your personal information: *

First Name
Last Name
Date of Birth:

I hereby consent to my own participation in the registry.

Data & Consent of 2nd Guardian:

First Name
Last Name
Date of Birth

I hereby consent to my own participation in the registry.

File and Image Sharing of Medical Results

In the first step, we would like to ask you to send us a series of medical results/findings by e-mail. Please do not redact these documents. The documents will be stored separately. The depersonalized data will be reviewed by our staff and transferred to the study database. This ensures that the database contains only depersonalized (pseudonymized) data.

Please use the following checklist to select relevant medical reports for the registry and e-mail them to the registry team. If there are multiple reports, please send ALL reports.

1. ALL available genetic reports of the Dup15q patient (e.g., karyotype, CGH array, FISH, methylation testing, whole genome sequencing (WGS), exome sequencing)
2. Any genetic findings from the parents
3. Standardized developmental testing (e.g., Bayley, ET6-6, Vineland, Denver, Munich Functional)
4. IQ test
5. Autism diagnostics (e.g., ADOS, ADI-R, 3di, DISCO, FSK)
6. Growth charts (height, weight, head circumference)
7. Head MRI scan(s)
8. EEG scan(s)
9. Sleep study(s)
10. Endocrinological examination(s) (in case of early/delayed puberty)
11. Medication plan (current and previous)
12. Emergency epilepsy plan (in order of priority): Rescue medications given to interrupt an ongoing seizure or series of seizures
13. Other important findings

Important Documents

  • Consent Dup15q registry Guardians
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  • Consent Dup15q registry Guardians own participation
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  • Consent Dup15q registry Adults
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  • Information leaflet Dup15q registry Guardians
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