The interregional cytogenetic register system (ICRS)

G. H. Prescott; M. L. Rivas; L. Shanbeck; D. W. Macfarlane; H. E. Wyandt; W. R. Breg; H. A. Lubs; R. E. Magenis; R. L. Summitt; C. G. Palmer; F. Hecht; W. Kimberling; D. Clow

The interregional cytogenetic register system (ICRS)

G. H. Prescott, M. L. Rivas, L. Shanbeck, D. W. Macfarlane, H. E. Wyandt, W. R. Breg, H. A. Lubs, R. E. Magenis, R. L. Summitt, C. G. Palmer, F. Hecht, W. Kimberling, D. Clow

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The Interregional Cytogenetic Register System (ICRS) was initiated in 1973 and had been in the process of development until 1976 when the Register became operational. The goal was to design and maintain a registry of clinical and cytogenetic information which would be useful in providing better health care and delivery in the area of cytogenetics directly through the implementation of genetic services (diagnosis, counseling, and follow up) and indirectly through genetic research. When fully operational, the Registry could be instrumental as a resource in the areas of research and better health care services.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	269-279
Number of pages	11
Journal	Birth Defects: Original Article Series
Volume	14
Issue number	6 C
State	Published - 1978

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The interregional cytogenetic register system (ICRS). / Prescott, G. H.; Rivas, M. L.; Shanbeck, L.; Macfarlane, D. W.; Wyandt, H. E.; Breg, W. R.; Lubs, H. A.; Magenis, R. E.; Summitt, R. L.; Palmer, C. G.; Hecht, F.; Kimberling, W.; Clow, D.

In: Birth Defects: Original Article Series, Vol. 14, No. 6 C, 1978, p. 269-279.

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