screening and diagnostic services

What are the Diagnostic Services Available?

If a newborn screens positive for a particular condition, diagnostic services are then employed to confirm the diagnosis. These services may include:
Genetic testing
Imaging studies like ultrasound or MRI
Enzyme assays to measure enzyme activity
Molecular testing for specific genetic mutations
Biochemical tests to measure levels of specific substances in the blood or urine

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