SAIDA - The South African Inherited Disorders Association

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SAIDA - Support Groups - The CHARGE Syndrome Support Group

CHARGE syndrome is a rare and complex disorder which is associated with various birth defects including coloboma of the eyes, heart malformations, atresia of choanea, delayed growth and development, genital hypoplasia and ear abnormalities with hearing loss. For information and support please contact Theo and Antoinette Ferreira at 27-12-662-0056.

CHARGE Syndrome Support Group

Mrs Ferreira
P.O Box 61562
Pierre Van Ryneveldt
Centurion
0045

Tel/Fax: (H) (012) 662-0056
(W) (012) 345-3371
Cell: 082 785 5400
E-mail: tferreira@mweb.co.za

 

The International Birth Defects Information Systems (I.B.I.S)

The International Birth Defects Information Systems (I.B.I.S) is a multi-lingual website dedicated to promote better care, wellbeing and prevention of malformation and developmental disorders through information sharing.

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Medical Genetic and Counselling Services


Genetic counselling is a process whereby patients and their families are assisted in addressing their concerns relating to the development or transmission of a genetic disorder. Medical diagnosis, prognosis, the genetics and recurrence risks of the presenting disorder, together with providing families with options to deal with their risks and manage the disorder in the best possible way, are the primary aims of our genetic counselling service. The multidisciplinary team consists of medical geneticists, medical officers, genetic counsellors and students in training.

To find out more about genetic counselling, click here.

To find out more about genetic counselling clinics, please contact Mrs Zain Jakoet on the following.
Tel: (011) 489-9224
Fax: (011) 489-9224

 

The Department of Human Genetics, University of the Witwatersrand

The department of Human Genetics at the University of the Witwatersrand has published information on the commoner genetic disorders in South Africa.

Please click here for more information.

The South African Society for Human Genetics

The Southern African Society for Human Genetics (SASHG) is a non-profit organization for health care professionals involved and interested in Human or Medical Genetics.

Please click here for more information.

 

This site is maintained by Wesley van Hougenhouck-Tulleken, and was last updated on August 11, 2007 | ©2006 SAIDA