Galactose-Total Neonatal Screen from Dried blood spot Test in Darbhanga
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Galactose is a type of naturally occurring sugar that the body breaks down for energy. It is found in nature combined with other sugars, e.g., combined with glucose in lactose (milk sugar). It is found in the body in carbohydrate-containing fats called glycolipids, which occur in the tissues of the brain and nervous system.
Galactose-Total Neonatal Screen from Dried blood spot Test Price in Darbhanga
Metropolis Healthcare is a leading diagnostics centre and pathology lab in India equipped with the latest state-of-the-art technologies that provides the Galactose-Total Neonatal Screen from Dried blood spot Test with a clear pricing structure
The price of Galactose-Total Neonatal Screen from Dried blood spot Test in Darbhanga is ₹ 510
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Frequently Asked Questions
To identify at-risk babies for Galactosemia at the earliest.
This is a screening test for newborn babies usually done within 48-72 hours of birth to detect inborn errors of metabolism.
Newborn Screening is a test that involves testing of infants at birth for certain genetically linked metabolic disorders which may affect baby’s physical, mental and intellectual development. This test checks for Galactosemia in the newborn using Galactose as the marker analyte.
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