Titlebook: Neonatal Screening for Inborn Errors of Metabolism; Horst Bickel,Robert Guthrie (Professor of Pediatri Conference proceedings 1980 Springe

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Neonatal Screening for Hypothyroidism by TSH Determination in Dried Bloodhormone deficiency may minimize its deleterious effect. Therefore, timely detection is of great importance. Unfortunately, clinical recognition of hypothyroidism is difficult or even impossible in the neonatal period. Hormone determinations, in contrast, allow the establishment of the diagnosis with

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Experience with Primary Thyrotropin (TSH) Screening for Congenital Hypothyroidism in Pittsburgh, Pa.in April 1972 to determine the normal values for thyrotropin (TSH) in serum at birth and at ages 3 days and 6 weeks of life (Abuid et al. 1974). We selected the measurement of TSH in cord serum initially since TSH is the most sensitive test for primary hypothyroidism and since cord serum is the earl

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Neonatal Screening for Hypothyroidism in Brussels. 1975; Walfish 1976; Weissel et al. 1976) to 1:3000 (Illig et al. 1977). These figures agree with those reported for the prevalence of hypothyroidism in children in Holland (De Jonge 1977) and Sweden (Aim et al. 1978). Our results are very different. In a population of about 5000 newborns, we have

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Results of the Toronto Regionalized Screening Program for Detecting Neonatal Hypothyroidismntal retardation (Raiti and Newns 1971; Klein et al. 1972). Owing to the difficulty in establishing an early clinical diagnosis, laboratory screening programs to detect neonatal hypothyroidism have been recommended (Fisher et al. 1976). In agreement with a previous study on cord blood (Klein et al.

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Homocystinuria and Other Methioninemiass figure is in keeping with that of Carson of Northern Ireland, where the condition seems most common [7]. It is said to account for 5% of patients with ectopia lentis, and to occur not only in cases of European origin, but also in United States negroes, in Japan, and in India. Over 100 cases have been reported [33].

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Screening for PhenylketonuriaScreening programs for the detection of phenylketonuria (PKU) in newborns are now so widespread and the benefits to society at large so generally accepted that any developed country without a PKU screening program might be regarded as not having achieved the best possible standard of preventive medical care.

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Screening for Disorders of Tyrosine MetabolismScreening for metabolic defects as a public health program should only be performed when the following premises are fulfilled: