Neonatal Testing Peer Review Journals
Neonatal testing is that the apply of testing all babies in their 1st days of life for disorders and conditions that may hinder their traditional development. This testing is needed in each state and is usually performed before the baby leaves the hospital. The conditions enclosed in newborn
screening will cause serious
health issues beginning in infancy or childhood. Early detection and treatment will facilitate forestall intellectual and physical disabilities and severe sicknesses. An analysis of steps taken worldwide shows that
neonatal screening has been implemented in many countries in various forms and, in most cases, with regard to populations at greater risk of developing a metabolic disorder such as phenylketonuria hypothyroidism and/or
cystic fibrosis Several countries have implemented the
neonatal screening programmes.
Neonatal screening for phenylketonuria and hypothyroidism, for example, is currently practiced in several North American, European, Japanese New Zeland, Australia, Israel and more recently in China and South America
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