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What is the role of genetic testing in pediatric cardiac evaluations?

Genetic testing can be valuable in diagnosing and managing certain congenital heart diseases and inherited arrhythmias. It helps identify specific genetic mutations associated with heart conditions, allowing for targeted treatment and better understanding of disease prognosis.

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