Carried by: SENSGENE
References:
Clinician(s): Sandrine MARLIN
Biologist(s): Laurence JONARD

Presentation

Syndromic or malformative deafness:

This population is defined by the association of deafness with clinical signs and/or malformations of other organs and/or malformations of different parts of the ear (outer, middle or inner). The associated signs may be congenital or appear with age.

Early-onset isolated deafness:

Isolated deafness diagnosed before the age of 15, bilateral, moderate to severe.

 

Download the request form for genomic sequencing for early-onset deafness here (in french)

Criteria before considering a discussion in MDM-FMG

Syndromic or malformative deafness:

Genome first strategy with in silico analysis of panel genes as a first step, followed by analysis of all OMIM genes.

  • Unilateral or bilateral sensorineural hearing loss appearing before the age of 30 or congenital conductive hearing loss
  • Associated with damage to one or more other organs or malformation of the outer and/or middle and/or inner ear
  • Audiograms and imaging of the petrous bones of the index case available
  • Sporadic and familial cases
  • Normal CGH in cases of malformations

 

Early isolated deafness:

Genome strategy as a second-line approach after analysis of GJB2 and a panel of genes revealing no causative anomaly

  • Bilateral sensorineural hearing loss appearing before the age of 15, ranging from moderate to profound
  • Audiograms and imaging of the index case’s petrous bones available
  • Sporadic and familial cases
  • GJB2 and NGS Panel hearing loss Normal
  • Completed clinical information form to be attached to e-prescription sites

MDM cartography

MDM
Type of the MDM
City of the coordinator
Name, first name, and email of the contact

MDM-FMG SENSGENE SURGENE (genetic hearing loss)

National
Paris

Sandrine MARLIN

sandrine.marlin@aphp.fr

Laurence JONARD

laurence.jonard@aphp.fr

Margaux SEREY-GAUT

margaux.sereygaut@aphp.fr