What is Adventia carrier screening?

Adventia is a new genetic test for carrier screening to determine whether a phenotypically healthy person is a carrier of a genetic disease. The genetic insight provided by Adventia can inform, guide and empower people on their reproductive choices and minimize the risk of people who are carriers transmitting a genetic disease to their children.

.Adventia panels

Focus panels –  Six individual panels for high frequency and severe genetic diseases:

  • A-Thalassemia,
  • B-Haemoglobinopathies,
  • Cystic Fibrosis,
  • Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy,
  • Fragile X,
  • Spinal Muscular Atrophy.

Guidelines Based panel – Single panel that detects 19 genetic diseases recommended by international genetic organizations like ACMG and ACOG* due to their high incidence and severity. The Guidelines Based panel includes all diseases tested in the Focus panels, and other diseases including Phenylketonuria, Fanconi Anemia Group C and Tay-Sachs disease.

Comprehensive panel – Single panel for 229 diseases that have moderate to severe, well-defined phenotype and high cumulative frequency. The Comprehensive panel includes all diseases of the Guidelines Based panel, and covers a wide range of metabolic, cardiovascular, haematological, muscular, immunological, neurological and pulmonary diseases amongst others.

For a complete list of the diseases tested by Adventia Guidelines Based
and Comprehensive panels please visit
here

Who is Adventia carrier screening for?

    Couples planning to start their families and want to know about their carrier status

  Any individual or couple going through assisted reproduction, including IVF

  Sperm and oocyte donors, and recipients of sperm or oocyte donation

    People with a family history of a genetic mutation

    Any individual wishing to know more about their genetic background

How is Adventia carrier screening administered?

  • Welcome to the Bodimed Laboratory, where a professional team will collect sample;
  • Your sample will be sent for analisis to NIPD;
  • Results will be sent to you within 2-3 weeks.

For more information please write us: office@bodimed.com