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How is MCAD Diagnosed?

MCAD deficiency is usually diagnosed through newborn screening, which involves a blood test to check for elevated levels of certain fatty acids. Additional tests, such as urine organic acid analysis and genetic testing, can confirm the diagnosis.

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