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J Med Genet 41:e70 doi:10.1136/jmg.2003.015065
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Bayesian risk assessment for autosomal recessive diseases: fetal echogenic bowel with one or no detectable CFTR mutation

Table 1

Summary of genetic risks for autosomal recessive disease in a fetus in various clinical settings*

Fetus Parent A Parent B Genetic risk for fetus
*Genetic testing is assumed to be able to detect the same set of mutations in the fetus or parents, or both, and rates of de novo mutations and the risk of mosaicism are assumed to be negligible.
One mutation identified Not tested Not tested Scenario 1, table 4
One mutation identified Tested negative Not tested Scenario 2, table 5
One mutation identified Same mutation identified Not tested Scenario 3, table 6
One mutation identified Same mutation identified Tested, negative Scenario 4, table 7
One mutation identified Same mutation identified Same or another mutation identified Disease risk negligible
Tested negative Not tested Not tested Scenario 5, table 8
Tested negative Tested negative Not tested Scenario 6, table 9
Tested negative Tested negative Tested negative Scenario 7, table 10
Tested negative One mutation identified Not tested Scenario 8, table 11 (disease risk negligible)
Tested negative One mutation identified Tested negative Scenario 9, table 12 (disease risk negligible)
Tested negative One mutation identified Same or another mutation identified Carrier and disease risks negligible

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