Tony Roscioli is a Clinical Geneticist working in St. Vincent's Clinical School, Sydney, NSW 2052, Australia. His work focuses on helping families understand genetic conditions, especially when children are born with differences in growth, development, or body structure.
Genetic problems can be complex, and the starting point is often the same: puzzling symptoms, unanswered questions, and a need for clear, practical answers. In many cases, Tony looks at how changes in genes may explain what’s going on and what it could mean for the person and their family.
People seek genetic help for a range of conditions. This can include craniofacial and bone conditions such as craniosynostosis, Crouzon syndrome, Saethre-Chotzen syndrome, and cleft lip and palate. At times, families also come in for concerns around limb and skin findings, including things like cleidocranial dysplasia or skin conditions that run in families.
Tony also supports patients with neurodevelopmental and neurological concerns. This can involve issues like seizures, movement disorders, muscle weakness, and developmental conditions that affect how the brain grows and works. Some families are looking at epilepsy in children, while others are dealing with longer-term neurological patterns.
There are also genetic conditions affecting hearing, vision, and growth. For example, families may ask about hearing loss or optic nerve issues. Growth and development concerns can include short stature and syndromes linked with hormone or body-wide differences.
Some referrals focus on immune and blood-related conditions too. This may include primary immunodeficiency, as well as certain blood disorders that can show up early in life. In other cases, the concern is about how the body processes food and energy, like metabolic conditions, or how the gut works, such as issues seen in infants.
Where possible, Tony helps connect the dots between symptoms and likely genetic causes. That can also support planning for the future, including what extra checks might be useful and how other family members may be affected.
Education details for Tony Roscioli aren’t listed here, and neither are specific years of experience. Clinical trial involvement also isn’t provided in the information available. If you’d like, the clinic can usually share more about his background and current services when you enquire.