STEP 1: Choose the right test*

IF YOU ARE A PATIENT: please consult your physician to determine whether genetic testing is appropriate for you.

IF YOU ARE A PHYSICIAN: browse our test portfolio or use the Glossary to search by syndrome, panel, or gene. You may also contact us for more information.

*Our tests can be ordered through our local partners. Please choose one of the locations listed in the footer.

Our Genetic Tests

Glossary

STEP 2: Complete and sign the order form and informed consent form

Order forms are designed specifically for each diagnostic category and are available for download. All samples must be accompanied by a signed informed consent form before a genetic test can be performed.

Our Genetic Tests

Neurological Disorders and
Brain Malformations

Cardiac/Aortic
Disorders
Rasopathies

Renal Diseases

Blood Disorders

Reproductive

Immunodeficiencies

Oncology

Global
Development
Delay

Fever Syndromes
Eye Disorders
Hearing Loss

Endocrinology

Lung Diseases

Pancreatic
Diseases

Metabolic
Diseases

Mitochondial
Diseases

Muscle Disorders

Order forms - Oncology

Hereditary Cancer Genetic Tests
Hereditary Cancer Panels Predict&Prevent
PreSENTIA

Solid Tumor Profiling
Solid Tumor Histopathology Genetics Detect&Act
ForeSENTIA

Liquid Biopsy
NeoThetis

Order forms - Rare disease panels

Cardiovascular disorders
Cardiac and Aortic Panels Know&Manage
Ventrilia Cardiovascular Test

Pediatric Global Delay
Pediatric Global Delay Define&Decide

Evartia Metabolic Test
Evartia

Other molecular genetic testing
Molecular Genetic Testing

Order forms - Reproductive health

Carrier screening
Adventia

Non-invasive prenatal testing
VERACITY
VERAgene

Rhesus factor determination
Rhesus factor

Preimplantation genetic testing
Amfira PGT

Infertility testing
Rodinia

Endometrial microbiome analysis
ebiom

Order forms - Pharmacogenomics

Pharmacogenomic Preventive Panel
Pharmacogenomic Diagnostic Testing

Order forms - Whole exome sequencing

Whole Exome Sequencing

STEP 3: Provide a sample

The sample type depends on the the selected test. Please refer to the relevant test page for details.

STEP 4: Sample processing

Your sample is processed in one of our accredited laboratories.
Please refer to the relevant test page for details of turnaround time.

STEP 5: Receive your results

Medical reports are securely delivered to the referring physician. All reports are prepared in accordance with clinical guidelines and include a detailed interpretation of findings and references to relevant scientific literature.

Te report outlines the results of the sequencing analysis, including changes in DNA sequences (variants) that can be detrimental to the function of the resulting protein. The sequencing results will be analysed within the context of the complete clinical picture of the patient. A complete and precise clinical picture of the case will allow the scientist and medical geneticist to draw more accurate conclusions and present a more complete clinical report.

STEP 6: Genetic counselling by our Medical Counsellors is available upon request

Understanding the significance of the results and using these to guide therapeutic or monitoring measures, can be challenging. Therefore, we consider genetic counselling to be an integral part of a genetic test and offer this to you upon request. We encourage both, patients and physicians alike, to seek our genetic counselling expertise whenever a genetic test is performed.

Contact us for more information or to get in touch with a regional expert.