Today, we are talking about dysmorphology and genetic disorders in psychiatry.

Dr. Marilyn Jones joins us to help us identify and understand these conditions.

Dr. Jones tells us about the prevalence and diagnostic considerations for these conditions,

such as 22Q and Fragile X.

Join us as we talk about early identification, genetic testing, and strategies for supporting

individuals and families affected by these conditions.

Welcome to the Carlotat Psychiatry Podcast.

This is another special episode from the child psychiatry team.

I'm Dr. Josh Fader, the editor-in-chief of the Carlet Child Psychiatry Report

and co-author of the Child Medication Fact Book for Psychiatric Practice, Second Edition,

2023.

And I'm Merrick Government, a licensed clinical social worker in Southern California with a private

practice and an avid reader of the Carlet Psychiatry Report.

Over the years in any child psychiatry career, somebody's going to run into a few of these things.

I think in my career I've run into more because I'm old.

But Mara and I together have worked with people that trisomy 21.

And the issues that come up around treatment are really pretty interesting.

And we've got some other material and podcasts

about that. But here we're really going to be talking about, you know, when do you suspect something

that isn't necessarily as, you know, obvious, for instance, as Triceman. So what about these things

that you otherwise wouldn't know? Because have kids you know the kids who come

to us are often ones who've seen a lot of other doctors and people might not have thought to check

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