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I am excited to be a part of the FDNA community, promoting broad information sharing with my peers to amplify the scientific and clinical value of our community’s accumulated knowledge for the purpose of efficiently diagnosing individuals with rare genetic disorders.Ĭhief, Division of Medical Genetics A.I. Professor of Pediatrics UCSF, Adjunct Professor of Pediatrics Stanford Professor Emerita of Pediatrics & Medical Genetics UBC & Children's and Women's Health Centre of BCįDNA has been “right on the money”, providing me with relevant, accurate and insightful information for differential diagnoses. Ibrahim Akalin, MD, Medical Geneticist from the Istanbul Medeniyet University, Istanbul, TurkeyįDNA’s game-changing technology introduces an objective computer-aided dimension to the “art of dysmorphology”, transforming the analysis into an evidence-based science.Ĭhairman of FDNA’s Scientific Advisory Board & Steering Committee and Editor in Chief of Clinical GeneticsįDNA is developing technology that has the potential to help so many physicians and families by bringing them closer to a diagnosis- there are literally millions of individuals with unusual features around the world that lack a diagnosis and therefore lack information on natural history, recurrence risk and prevention of known complications. Using Face2Gene to reference all my department’s cases, share information with my colleagues and quickly look up relevant information in the London Medical Databases Online saves me hours of work every week and allows me to focus on my patients.Īssoc.

Baraitser for their decades-long efforts in developing this resource, and for now ensuring its legacy continues through uniting with Face2Gene.

London Ophthalmic Genetics Database (GENEEYE)Ī tremendous thank you to Dr.

Baraitser-Winter Neurogenetics Database (BWDB).

Winter-Baraitser Dysmorphology Database (WBDD).

Basel with any questions or ideas.Īll three expert databases are included in one. LMD Team is working with genetics experts worldwide to keep LMD the most up-to-date and advanced resource of its kind. With a new, lower price to make the resource more accessible, the new LMD is accessible from any device in Face2Gene LIBRARY – with updated content, new search features and a community platform that allows the genetics community to curate content.ĭr. In 2016, London Medical Database (LMD) was integrated exclusively into the Face2Gene LIBRARY, joining the Face2Gene Suite of apps. I hope this will be a fitting memorial to the best dysmorphologist that I ever encountered.” He would say, ‘if other people liked using it, so much the better.’ In honour of Robin’s work, the London Dysmorphology and Neurogenetics databases have been renamed the Winter-Baraitser Dysmorphology Database (WBDD) and the Baraitser-Winter Neurogenetics Database (BWND). There were times when the volume of work became a little too much and he would shrug his shoulders and say that it was an essential tool for our everyday clinical practice and that we should go on. “Robin Winter and I started working on the database more than 25 years ago and it was very important to him.

Michael Baraitser, formerly Consultant in Clinical Genetics at Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital, London, and Professor Robin Winter, formerly Professor of Clinical Dysmorphology and Clinical Genetics at the Institute of Child Health, London, and Honorary Consultant in Clinical Genetics at Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital, London. London Medical Database (LMD) was cofounded by Dr.