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Cataracts may also be part of multisystem genetic disorders such as syndromes or metabolic conditions.\r\n\r\nThis panel has been compared against the Genomics England/NHS GMS panel Bilateral congenital or childhood onset cataracts (Version 7.5) on 29/12/2025 with all discrepancies reviewed.\r\n\r\nUpdated following literature review in February 2026.", "status": "public", "version": "1.3", "version_created": "2026-03-31T18:43:23.306556+11:00", "relevant_disorders": [ "Cataract", "HP:0000518" ], "stats": { "number_of_genes": 258, "number_of_strs": 2, "number_of_regions": 0 }, "types": [ { "name": "Victorian Clinical Genetics Services", "slug": "victorian-clinical-genetics-services", "description": "Panel used by VCGS." }, { "name": "Royal Melbourne Hospital", "slug": "royal-melbourne-hospital", "description": "Royal Melbourne Hospital" }, { "name": "Rare Disease", "slug": "rare-disease", "description": "Rare disease panels" } ], "child_panel_ids": [] }, "transcript": null } ] }