This document discusses metabolic disorders caused by inborn errors of metabolism. It explains that these disorders occur when the body is unable to break down nutrients normally due to defects in enzymes involved in metabolic pathways. This leads to toxic buildup of substrates that can damage tissues if not treated early. Specific disorders discussed include phenylketonuria, maple syrup urine disease, homocystinuria, citrullinemia, and tyrosinemia. The document emphasizes the importance of newborn screening to detect these disorders before symptoms appear in order to start early treatment and prevent negative health outcomes.
Este documento resume los tipos principales de embarazos gemelares, incluyendo embarazos bivitelinos y univitelinos. Describe las complicaciones potenciales como gemelos monoamnióticos, síndrome de transfusión gemelo-gemelo y gemelos acardíacos. El diagnóstico se realiza con ecografía y velocimetría Doppler. El tratamiento puede incluir amniorreducción, ablación láser de anastomosis vasculares o septostomía.
Non-immune hydrops (NIH) is an abnormal accumulation of fluid in fetal compartments including skin, lungs, heart, and abdomen. It can be caused by over 100 factors including cardiac issues, genetic syndromes, infections, and tumors. Making a diagnosis involves detailed ultrasound, fetal echocardiogram, amniocentesis, and potentially fetal blood sampling to identify the underlying cause through tests like karyotyping, metabolic screening, and infection panels. Management involves counseling and supportive care, with long term outcomes dependent on the specific condition causing the NIH.
current understanding of the immunological changes and adaptations that occur in pregnancy enabling tolerance to the foreign paternal fetal antigens in the maternal uterus
Este documento describe tres tipos comunes de hemorragias en la segunda mitad del embarazo: placenta previa, abrupción placentaria y ruptura uterina. La placenta previa implica una implantación anormal de la placenta en la zona cervical del útero y puede causar sangrado vaginal. El abrupción placentaria ocurre cuando la placenta se desprende parcial o totalmente de la pared uterina, lo que puede provocar dolor y sangrado. La ruptura uterina es una ruptura completa o incompleta de la pared del útero,
This document provides guidelines for performing enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs). It discusses ELISA components, equipment, techniques, timing, washing, reading plates, troubleshooting, and quality control. Regular maintenance and calibration of equipment is emphasized to obtain accurate and reproducible results. Following the procedures outlined in test package inserts and this technical guide helps ensure proper ELISA technique.
This document provides information on caring for pregnant women with Ayurveda during the COVID-19 pandemic. It discusses the effects of COVID-19 on pregnancy and the fetus, routine antenatal care during the pandemic, care for suspected or confirmed COVID-19 cases, intrapartum care, postpartum care, discharge counseling, and Ayurvedic aspects of care. It provides guidance on testing, monitoring, delivery and various care scenarios. It also outlines prophylactic Ayurvedic measures including yoga, formulations and therapies to boost immunity and provides an Ayurvedic approach for symptomatic management and recovery.
The document discusses the steps involved in modern vaccine production. It begins by outlining the process of selecting a strain for vaccine production, including killing or inactivating the organism. It then discusses formulation of the vaccine by suspending the microorganism in fluids, preservatives, and adjuvants. The final stages involve quality control testing, including sterility, safety, and efficacy testing before batch release and distribution.
Este documento resume los tipos principales de embarazos gemelares, incluyendo embarazos bivitelinos y univitelinos. Describe las complicaciones potenciales como gemelos monoamnióticos, síndrome de transfusión gemelo-gemelo y gemelos acardíacos. El diagnóstico se realiza con ecografía y velocimetría Doppler. El tratamiento puede incluir amniorreducción, ablación láser de anastomosis vasculares o septostomía.
Non-immune hydrops (NIH) is an abnormal accumulation of fluid in fetal compartments including skin, lungs, heart, and abdomen. It can be caused by over 100 factors including cardiac issues, genetic syndromes, infections, and tumors. Making a diagnosis involves detailed ultrasound, fetal echocardiogram, amniocentesis, and potentially fetal blood sampling to identify the underlying cause through tests like karyotyping, metabolic screening, and infection panels. Management involves counseling and supportive care, with long term outcomes dependent on the specific condition causing the NIH.
current understanding of the immunological changes and adaptations that occur in pregnancy enabling tolerance to the foreign paternal fetal antigens in the maternal uterus
Este documento describe tres tipos comunes de hemorragias en la segunda mitad del embarazo: placenta previa, abrupción placentaria y ruptura uterina. La placenta previa implica una implantación anormal de la placenta en la zona cervical del útero y puede causar sangrado vaginal. El abrupción placentaria ocurre cuando la placenta se desprende parcial o totalmente de la pared uterina, lo que puede provocar dolor y sangrado. La ruptura uterina es una ruptura completa o incompleta de la pared del útero,
This document provides guidelines for performing enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs). It discusses ELISA components, equipment, techniques, timing, washing, reading plates, troubleshooting, and quality control. Regular maintenance and calibration of equipment is emphasized to obtain accurate and reproducible results. Following the procedures outlined in test package inserts and this technical guide helps ensure proper ELISA technique.
This document provides information on caring for pregnant women with Ayurveda during the COVID-19 pandemic. It discusses the effects of COVID-19 on pregnancy and the fetus, routine antenatal care during the pandemic, care for suspected or confirmed COVID-19 cases, intrapartum care, postpartum care, discharge counseling, and Ayurvedic aspects of care. It provides guidance on testing, monitoring, delivery and various care scenarios. It also outlines prophylactic Ayurvedic measures including yoga, formulations and therapies to boost immunity and provides an Ayurvedic approach for symptomatic management and recovery.
The document discusses the steps involved in modern vaccine production. It begins by outlining the process of selecting a strain for vaccine production, including killing or inactivating the organism. It then discusses formulation of the vaccine by suspending the microorganism in fluids, preservatives, and adjuvants. The final stages involve quality control testing, including sterility, safety, and efficacy testing before batch release and distribution.
El Síndrome Antifosfolipido (SAF) es una enfermedad autoinmune caracterizada por la presencia de anticuerpos que se unen a fosfolipidos. Puede causar trombosis, abortos espontáneos recurrentes, y otros síntomas. El tratamiento principal implica el uso de anticoagulantes y antiagregantes plaquetarios como la heparina y el ácido acetilsalicílico para prevenir la formación de coágulos. Un diagnóstico y tratamiento temprano son importantes para reducir los riesgos asociados con
This document discusses traditional and novel biomarkers for predicting preeclampsia. It summarizes the findings of various studies on biomarkers such as urine albumin excretion rate, serum uric acid levels, microalbuminuria, urinary soluble endoglin, urine proteomics, inhibin A, and thrombomodulin among others. Many of these show potential as predictors but have limitations in sensitivity, specificity, or ability to determine disease severity. Novel placental factors measured early in pregnancy may be promising predictors if they can be easily and cheaply measured with high sensitivity and specificity.
Este documento resume los principales aspectos de la vigilancia electrónica fetal mediante pruebas NST y CST. Describe los patrones normales y anormales de la frecuencia cardiaca fetal, así como las causas y significados clínicos de las variaciones. También explica los procedimientos de las pruebas y su interpretación para guiar decisiones obstétricas.
- Sepsis and septic shock during pregnancy is a medical emergency that requires a unique approach due to physiological changes.
- A "Sepsis Six" pregnancy-specific bundle (cultures, lactate, urine output monitoring, oxygen, IV fluids, antibiotics) aims to aid early recognition and treatment.
- Management consists of resuscitation through fluid administration and source control via removal of infected materials and appropriate antibiotics.
- Scoring systems like MOEWS and SOS can help identify at-risk pregnant patients and predict outcomes like ICU admission.
El documento resume la alergia a la proteína de la leche de vaca. La APLV es una de las alergias alimentarias más comunes en niños menores de 3 años. Los síntomas pueden ser cutáneos, gastrointestinales o respiratorios. Las proteínas más alergénicas son la α-lactoalbúmina, β-lactoglobulina y la caseína. La APLV puede ser mediada por IgE, no mediada por IgE o mixta. La historia natural muestra que el inicio es dentro del primer año de vida y
DIC in pregnancy presents a major management challenge, particularly when the fetus is viable or near viability. DIC occurs in 1-5% of pregnancies and is most often caused by placental abruption, preeclampsia, or amniotic fluid embolism. Pregnancy induces a hypercoagulable state through increased coagulation factors and platelet activity as well as decreased anticoagulation and fibrinolysis, serving to prevent excessive bleeding during childbirth. Non-obstetric causes of DIC during pregnancy include primary thrombotic microangiopathy, von Willebrand disease, and antiphospholipid syndrome.
Lessons Learned for Strengthening Early Infant Diagnosis of HIV ProgramsHFG Project
This document summarizes lessons learned for strengthening early infant diagnosis (EID) of HIV programs in sub-Saharan Africa based on a literature review and the Health Finance and Governance project's work in Kenya. The main challenges identified are patient loss to follow up throughout the EID testing process, long turnaround times between sample collection and result receipt, and failure to initiate antiretroviral therapy for HIV-positive infants. Countries have implemented interventions like community outreach, point-of-care testing, and data dashboards to address these challenges. In Kenya, EID testing costs were measured and turnaround times analyzed, finding an average of 43 days between sample collection and result receipt.
This document provides information about thalassemia and pregnancy. It defines thalassemia as a genetic blood disorder characterized by reduced or absent globin chain synthesis. It discusses the types and incidence of thalassemia worldwide and in India. It outlines the approach to diagnosis including various blood tests. It covers the management of thalassemia during pregnancy including preconception care, antenatal care, intrapartum care, postpartum care and complications. The goal is to prevent the birth of children with thalassemia major through genetic counseling and screening of potential parents.
Pregnancy and COVID-19:
- Pregnancy does not increase the risk of contracting COVID-19 but can cause more severe symptoms due to an altered immune system.
- Most cases in pregnant women are mild, but a small portion can experience severe disease requiring intensive care.
- Vertical transmission from mother to fetus/newborn appears rare based on limited data, though a few possible cases have been reported.
- Routine antenatal care should focus on telehealth and limiting in-person visits when possible to reduce infection risk. Testing criteria include symptoms or exposure risk.
- Management of COVID-19 in pregnancy focuses on supportive care, with delivery timing based on gestational age and maternal condition.
Este documento trata sobre sangrados genitales en niñas y adolescentes. Describe las posibles causas de sangrado genital como traumatismos, inicio de la actividad sexual, anormalidades del ciclo menstrual y pubertad precoz. Explica los exámenes necesarios como anamnesis, examen físico, estudios de laboratorio e imágenes, y el tratamiento que depende de la intensidad del sangrado y su causa.
Este documento presenta 8 casos clínicos de pacientes derivados desde Atención Primaria a Urología. Cada caso incluye la anamnesis, exploración física, pruebas realizadas, diagnóstico y tratamiento inicial en Atención Primaria, así como los criterios de derivación a Urología. Los casos abarcan patologías como hiperplasia benigna de próstata, cáncer de próstata, infecciones urinarias, litiasis renal, incontinencia urinaria y masas escrotales. El documento
Este documento resume la definición, diagnóstico, seguimiento y riesgos del embarazo múltiple. Define embarazo múltiple como la presencia de dos o más fetos en el útero, los cuales pueden ser monocigóticos o dicigóticos. Explica que la reproducción asistida y la edad materna son las principales causas del aumento en la frecuencia de embarazos múltiples. Detalla los pasos para el diagnóstico y seguimiento a través de ultrasonidos y exámenes. Finalmente
- Maternal mortality in Ethiopia is a significant problem, with an estimated 25,000 maternal deaths per year. The major causes of maternal death are similar to other developing countries and include hemorrhage, sepsis, obstructed labor, hypertension, and unsafe abortion.
- There have been some changes in trends over time, with increasing proportions of deaths due to hypertension and hemorrhage, and a declining proportion due to unsafe abortion. Distance to health facilities remains a major factor influencing maternal outcomes.
El documento trata sobre el parto pretérmino, definido como el nacimiento que ocurre entre las semanas 21 y 37 de gestación. Explica las posibles complicaciones para el bebé prematuro y los factores de riesgo maternos, uterinos y fetales. Describe el cuadro clínico, diagnóstico y tratamiento, incluyendo reposo, tocolíticos, corticoesteroides y antibióticos para prevenir infecciones, con el objetivo de retrasar el parto y permitir una mayor maduración pulmonar fetal.
The document discusses the diagnosis of female genital tuberculosis (GTB). GTB is a common cause of infertility in developing countries. Diagnosis can be challenging as clinical symptoms often develop years after infection and many diagnostic tests lack sensitivity and specificity. Newer diagnostic approaches for GTB including molecular tests such as PCR, QFT-G, and nucleic acid amplification have improved detection rates compared to traditional tests like microscopy, culture and histopathology. A combination of diagnostic methods provides the best approach for accurately diagnosing GTB.
Fiche de préparation pour un voyage scolaire sur l’Europe, à BruxellesIzeedor
Cette fiche de préparation proposée par IZEEDOR.FR est offerte aux enseignants. Elle présente le projet pédagogique rédigé par l’équipe enseignante d’un collège, pour préparer un voyage scolaire sur le thème de l’Europe, à Bruxelles, avec les élèves de 5ème.
Cette fiche indique le projet pédagogique, ainsi que les objectifs spécifiques par discipline : en anglais, allemand, histoire géographie, instruction civique, arts plastiques, et français.
Elle précise aussi l’organisation du voyage de classe : dates, emploi du temps des élèves, encadrement, budget …
IZEEZOR.FR met à la disposition des enseignants plus de 30 fiches de prép consacrées à l’organisation des voyages de classe. Pour en profiter : www.izeedor.fr/voyage-scolaire/
Interpretative lab reports having test specific comments & notes is becoming a need & tool for clinical interface. Various quality guidelines have also included interpretative & advisory services as part of checklist & scope for laboratory accreditation. However, every laboratory needs to strategize methodology along with its LIMS, ways for implementation.
This document discusses temporal dynamics and patterns of diversity in a tropical stream chironomid assemblage in southeastern Brazil. It first provides background on chironomids and the study area/sampling procedures. The document then presents two chapters analyzing: 1) diversity patterns through macroecological relationships of body size, species richness, and abundance, and testing if these vary seasonally; and 2) emergence phenology through a time series analysis, investigating seasonality and relationships with environmental variables. In general, richness and abundance peaked at intermediate body sizes, and these relationships varied seasonally. Emergence was not seasonal and unrelated to measured environmental factors. However, the most persistent species appeared to have temporal structure in emergence associated with photoper
El Síndrome Antifosfolipido (SAF) es una enfermedad autoinmune caracterizada por la presencia de anticuerpos que se unen a fosfolipidos. Puede causar trombosis, abortos espontáneos recurrentes, y otros síntomas. El tratamiento principal implica el uso de anticoagulantes y antiagregantes plaquetarios como la heparina y el ácido acetilsalicílico para prevenir la formación de coágulos. Un diagnóstico y tratamiento temprano son importantes para reducir los riesgos asociados con
This document discusses traditional and novel biomarkers for predicting preeclampsia. It summarizes the findings of various studies on biomarkers such as urine albumin excretion rate, serum uric acid levels, microalbuminuria, urinary soluble endoglin, urine proteomics, inhibin A, and thrombomodulin among others. Many of these show potential as predictors but have limitations in sensitivity, specificity, or ability to determine disease severity. Novel placental factors measured early in pregnancy may be promising predictors if they can be easily and cheaply measured with high sensitivity and specificity.
Este documento resume los principales aspectos de la vigilancia electrónica fetal mediante pruebas NST y CST. Describe los patrones normales y anormales de la frecuencia cardiaca fetal, así como las causas y significados clínicos de las variaciones. También explica los procedimientos de las pruebas y su interpretación para guiar decisiones obstétricas.
- Sepsis and septic shock during pregnancy is a medical emergency that requires a unique approach due to physiological changes.
- A "Sepsis Six" pregnancy-specific bundle (cultures, lactate, urine output monitoring, oxygen, IV fluids, antibiotics) aims to aid early recognition and treatment.
- Management consists of resuscitation through fluid administration and source control via removal of infected materials and appropriate antibiotics.
- Scoring systems like MOEWS and SOS can help identify at-risk pregnant patients and predict outcomes like ICU admission.
El documento resume la alergia a la proteína de la leche de vaca. La APLV es una de las alergias alimentarias más comunes en niños menores de 3 años. Los síntomas pueden ser cutáneos, gastrointestinales o respiratorios. Las proteínas más alergénicas son la α-lactoalbúmina, β-lactoglobulina y la caseína. La APLV puede ser mediada por IgE, no mediada por IgE o mixta. La historia natural muestra que el inicio es dentro del primer año de vida y
DIC in pregnancy presents a major management challenge, particularly when the fetus is viable or near viability. DIC occurs in 1-5% of pregnancies and is most often caused by placental abruption, preeclampsia, or amniotic fluid embolism. Pregnancy induces a hypercoagulable state through increased coagulation factors and platelet activity as well as decreased anticoagulation and fibrinolysis, serving to prevent excessive bleeding during childbirth. Non-obstetric causes of DIC during pregnancy include primary thrombotic microangiopathy, von Willebrand disease, and antiphospholipid syndrome.
Lessons Learned for Strengthening Early Infant Diagnosis of HIV ProgramsHFG Project
This document summarizes lessons learned for strengthening early infant diagnosis (EID) of HIV programs in sub-Saharan Africa based on a literature review and the Health Finance and Governance project's work in Kenya. The main challenges identified are patient loss to follow up throughout the EID testing process, long turnaround times between sample collection and result receipt, and failure to initiate antiretroviral therapy for HIV-positive infants. Countries have implemented interventions like community outreach, point-of-care testing, and data dashboards to address these challenges. In Kenya, EID testing costs were measured and turnaround times analyzed, finding an average of 43 days between sample collection and result receipt.
This document provides information about thalassemia and pregnancy. It defines thalassemia as a genetic blood disorder characterized by reduced or absent globin chain synthesis. It discusses the types and incidence of thalassemia worldwide and in India. It outlines the approach to diagnosis including various blood tests. It covers the management of thalassemia during pregnancy including preconception care, antenatal care, intrapartum care, postpartum care and complications. The goal is to prevent the birth of children with thalassemia major through genetic counseling and screening of potential parents.
Pregnancy and COVID-19:
- Pregnancy does not increase the risk of contracting COVID-19 but can cause more severe symptoms due to an altered immune system.
- Most cases in pregnant women are mild, but a small portion can experience severe disease requiring intensive care.
- Vertical transmission from mother to fetus/newborn appears rare based on limited data, though a few possible cases have been reported.
- Routine antenatal care should focus on telehealth and limiting in-person visits when possible to reduce infection risk. Testing criteria include symptoms or exposure risk.
- Management of COVID-19 in pregnancy focuses on supportive care, with delivery timing based on gestational age and maternal condition.
Este documento trata sobre sangrados genitales en niñas y adolescentes. Describe las posibles causas de sangrado genital como traumatismos, inicio de la actividad sexual, anormalidades del ciclo menstrual y pubertad precoz. Explica los exámenes necesarios como anamnesis, examen físico, estudios de laboratorio e imágenes, y el tratamiento que depende de la intensidad del sangrado y su causa.
Este documento presenta 8 casos clínicos de pacientes derivados desde Atención Primaria a Urología. Cada caso incluye la anamnesis, exploración física, pruebas realizadas, diagnóstico y tratamiento inicial en Atención Primaria, así como los criterios de derivación a Urología. Los casos abarcan patologías como hiperplasia benigna de próstata, cáncer de próstata, infecciones urinarias, litiasis renal, incontinencia urinaria y masas escrotales. El documento
Este documento resume la definición, diagnóstico, seguimiento y riesgos del embarazo múltiple. Define embarazo múltiple como la presencia de dos o más fetos en el útero, los cuales pueden ser monocigóticos o dicigóticos. Explica que la reproducción asistida y la edad materna son las principales causas del aumento en la frecuencia de embarazos múltiples. Detalla los pasos para el diagnóstico y seguimiento a través de ultrasonidos y exámenes. Finalmente
- Maternal mortality in Ethiopia is a significant problem, with an estimated 25,000 maternal deaths per year. The major causes of maternal death are similar to other developing countries and include hemorrhage, sepsis, obstructed labor, hypertension, and unsafe abortion.
- There have been some changes in trends over time, with increasing proportions of deaths due to hypertension and hemorrhage, and a declining proportion due to unsafe abortion. Distance to health facilities remains a major factor influencing maternal outcomes.
El documento trata sobre el parto pretérmino, definido como el nacimiento que ocurre entre las semanas 21 y 37 de gestación. Explica las posibles complicaciones para el bebé prematuro y los factores de riesgo maternos, uterinos y fetales. Describe el cuadro clínico, diagnóstico y tratamiento, incluyendo reposo, tocolíticos, corticoesteroides y antibióticos para prevenir infecciones, con el objetivo de retrasar el parto y permitir una mayor maduración pulmonar fetal.
The document discusses the diagnosis of female genital tuberculosis (GTB). GTB is a common cause of infertility in developing countries. Diagnosis can be challenging as clinical symptoms often develop years after infection and many diagnostic tests lack sensitivity and specificity. Newer diagnostic approaches for GTB including molecular tests such as PCR, QFT-G, and nucleic acid amplification have improved detection rates compared to traditional tests like microscopy, culture and histopathology. A combination of diagnostic methods provides the best approach for accurately diagnosing GTB.
Fiche de préparation pour un voyage scolaire sur l’Europe, à BruxellesIzeedor
Cette fiche de préparation proposée par IZEEDOR.FR est offerte aux enseignants. Elle présente le projet pédagogique rédigé par l’équipe enseignante d’un collège, pour préparer un voyage scolaire sur le thème de l’Europe, à Bruxelles, avec les élèves de 5ème.
Cette fiche indique le projet pédagogique, ainsi que les objectifs spécifiques par discipline : en anglais, allemand, histoire géographie, instruction civique, arts plastiques, et français.
Elle précise aussi l’organisation du voyage de classe : dates, emploi du temps des élèves, encadrement, budget …
IZEEZOR.FR met à la disposition des enseignants plus de 30 fiches de prép consacrées à l’organisation des voyages de classe. Pour en profiter : www.izeedor.fr/voyage-scolaire/
Interpretative lab reports having test specific comments & notes is becoming a need & tool for clinical interface. Various quality guidelines have also included interpretative & advisory services as part of checklist & scope for laboratory accreditation. However, every laboratory needs to strategize methodology along with its LIMS, ways for implementation.
This document discusses temporal dynamics and patterns of diversity in a tropical stream chironomid assemblage in southeastern Brazil. It first provides background on chironomids and the study area/sampling procedures. The document then presents two chapters analyzing: 1) diversity patterns through macroecological relationships of body size, species richness, and abundance, and testing if these vary seasonally; and 2) emergence phenology through a time series analysis, investigating seasonality and relationships with environmental variables. In general, richness and abundance peaked at intermediate body sizes, and these relationships varied seasonally. Emergence was not seasonal and unrelated to measured environmental factors. However, the most persistent species appeared to have temporal structure in emergence associated with photoper
El documento describe el proceso artístico como una comunicación entre el artista, la obra y el espectador. Explica que el artista crea la obra utilizando su experiencia y conocimientos, la obra transmite un mensaje a través de su forma que el espectador interpreta basado en su propia experiencia, y que la contemplación de la obra puede transformar las percepciones del espectador.
El documento presenta información sobre varios inventores e invenciones históricas. Entre ellos se encuentran Nikola Tesla y su invento de la corriente alterna, Alexander Fleming y el descubrimiento de la penicilina, Thomas Edison y su desarrollo de la bombilla incandescente, y Benjamin Franklin y su invención del pararrayos. El documento también menciona a otros inventores notables como Leonardo da Vinci, Lars Magnus Ericsson y Robert Moog.
The annual report summarizes the accomplishments of the Volunteer Services Departments at Chandler Regional Medical Center and Mercy Gilbert Medical Center in FY16. Key highlights include developing a Kindness Closet and Cart to support patients, volunteers traveling globally in Hello Humankindness t-shirts, and celebrating 10 years of the successful Summer Volunteen Program. Gift shops had increased sales and volunteers supported new systems. Community partnerships helped various charitable causes. Both hospitals expanded volunteer programs and saw many positive impacts on patients, staff, and the community.
This document provides information on 14 artworks by Olja Sofronijevic including the titles, medium, dimensions, and brief descriptions of each piece. The artworks cover a range of subjects including portraits, figures, landscapes, and abstract works inspired by themes like beauty, strength, fashion, dance, and human emotions. Contact information is also provided for the artist.
La dualidad se refiere a la existencia de dos fenómenos diferentes en una misma entidad. Un ejemplo clásico es el yin y el yang chino, que representan fuerzas opuestas que coexisten. La dualidad se puede representar gráficamente rompiendo la simetría axial, usando colores complementarios, figuras positivas y negativas, y duplicando elementos de forma simétrica u opuesta.
Lk and pr introduction to qualificationMike Harris
This document provides information about a new level 3 Diploma for Health Screeners qualification for staff working in the NHS screening programmes. It outlines the mandatory units covering areas like infection control, safeguarding and health screening principles. Program-specific core units are also described for Diabetic Eye Screening, Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Screening and Newborn Hearing Screening. The qualification aims to provide nationally recognized certification that staff have the required knowledge, skills and competencies to work in screening programmes. More details on the qualification can be found on the PHE Screening CPD website and blog.
How PerkinElmer became world's market leader?, Marika KaseBusiness Turku
PerkinElmer has become the world leader in newborn screening through long-term investments, partnerships focusing on customer needs, and expanding their product range and geographic coverage. They have screened over 522 million babies cumulatively. Currently, PerkinElmer screens 37 million babies annually and helps save around 24,000 babies per year from various treatable conditions. PerkinElmer provides a complete solution for newborn screening including sample collection, processing, measuring, data processing and consulting services to support screening programs around the world.
O documento descreve as Normas ISO 14000, que estabelecem padrões internacionais para sistemas de gestão ambiental. Foi criado o Comitê Técnico ISO/TC 207 para desenvolver essas normas, visando apoiar a gestão ambiental globalmente. A norma principal é a ISO 14001, que especifica os requisitos de um sistema de gestão ambiental eficaz. O comitê é composto por especialistas de mais de 100 países e cobre uma ampla gama de temas relacionados à gestão e desempenho ambiental.
Alfredo Moscardini. BPI Group (UK). The EU Project “North East Productivity Alliance” and its role in transferring Lean knowledge from Nissan to companies in the North East of England. Lessons learned. Конференция «Удвоение производительности: опыт украинских компаний в применении лучших управленческих практик»
Newborn screening involves testing newborns for treatable genetic and metabolic disorders. It is a public health program that aims to identify affected infants early to prevent health problems. The document discusses the goals and components of newborn screening programs, including the diseases tested for, sample collection procedures, screening techniques, result interpretation, and confirmatory testing. It provides statistics on the increasing number of babies screened in Kuwait each year, from around 3,000 in 2005 to over 31,000 in 2014, demonstrating greater coverage of newborns over time.
Newborn screening is a simple heel prick procedure done to detect potential metabolic disorders in babies that could lead to mental retardation or death if left untreated. The screening is usually done between 48-72 hours of life and involves collecting a few drops of blood onto a special card that is then sent to a newborn screening center. If certain disorders are detected, early treatment can prevent negative consequences. Parents should ensure their baby receives this screening, as it can help identify disorders that may not yet show symptoms. Those with positive results require follow-up specialist testing and management to ensure the baby's health and development.
Арина Летягина. Управляющий бизнес изменениями и программами трансформации (сертифицированный LSS Black Belt, AXA Way University). Конференция «Удвоение производительности: опыт украинских компаний в применении лучших управленческих практик»
MSUD is metabolic genetic error . It happens due to lack of an enzyem that degrades specific amino acids
Homocystinuria is also a metbolic genetic error due to an enzyme defficiency it leads to an accumulation of homocystein and related chemical in the blood
Inborn errors of metabolism are a group of genetic disorders caused by defects in metabolic pathways. There are over 300 known types. They are classified into categories based on the systems affected and biochemical basis. Common presentations include metabolic acidosis, hypoglycemia, and developmental delays. Treatment aims to prevent toxic metabolite accumulation and correct abnormalities through dietary management and supportive care. Examples discussed include phenylketonuria, galactosemia, maple syrup urine disease, and lysosomal storage disorders. Newborn screening allows for early detection and intervention.
Metabolic Disorders: All You Need to Know EPIC Health
Get to know everything about inherited and acquired metabolic disorders – their causes, types, symptoms, effects, and line of treatment for happy and healthy living.
The document discusses newborn screening for metabolic disorders. It describes Tyler Wayne's story who died from undiagnosed galactosemia. Metabolic disorders can cause damage if not detected early through newborn screening. The document outlines the benefits of newborn screening such as early detection and treatment before symptoms appear. It describes how tandem mass spectrometry can screen for over 50 treatable disorders simultaneously and efficiently.
The document discusses newborn screening for metabolic disorders using tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS). It begins with the story of Tyler Wayne who died from undiagnosed galactosemia. It then explains that MS/MS allows for early detection of treatable metabolic disorders before symptoms appear, preventing complications. The document outlines the process and benefits of newborn screening as well as the status of screening programs in various countries including the UAE.
The document discusses newborn screening for metabolic disorders. It describes Tyler Wayne's story who died from undiagnosed galactosemia. Metabolic disorders can cause damage if not detected early through newborn screening. The document outlines the benefits of newborn screening such as early detection and treatment before symptoms appear. It describes how tandem mass spectrometry can screen for over 50 treatable disorders simultaneously.
Medical technologists perform complex tests on blood and body fluids to diagnose metabolic disorders affecting protein metabolism. These include phenylketonuria (PKU), maple syrup urine disease, homocystinuria, and tyrosinemia. For PKU, medical technologists screen newborn babies to detect high phenylalanine levels, which is treated through a low-protein diet. They also test for harmful amounts of acids and toxins in urine and blood to diagnose maple syrup urine disease and check amino acid levels and urine ketones to diagnose homocystinuria and tyrosinemia.
This document contains fact sheets on several metabolic disorders that can be detected by newborn screening, including 3-methylcrotonyl-CoA carboxylase deficiency, argininosuccinic acidemia, beta-ketothiolase deficiency, biotinidase deficiency, citrullinemia, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, congenital hypothyroidism, galactosemia, glutaric acidemia type 1, and homocystinuria. For each disorder, the document provides information on symptoms, natural history with and without treatment, treatment options, inheritance, population incidence, missing enzymes, and newborn screening test results.
This document contains fact sheets on several metabolic disorders that can be detected by newborn screening, including 3-methylcrotonyl-CoA carboxylase deficiency, argininosuccinic acidemia, beta-ketothiolase deficiency, biotinidase deficiency, citrullinemia, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, congenital hypothyroidism, galactosemia, glutaric acidemia type 1, and homocystinuria. For each disorder, the document provides information on symptoms, natural history with and without treatment, treatment options, inheritance, population incidence, missing enzymes, and newborn screening test results.
This document provides information about homocystinuria, an inborn error of metabolism caused by cystathionine β-synthase deficiency. It leads to increased levels of homocysteine and methionine. Symptoms include ectopia lentis, skeletal abnormalities, intellectual disability, and blood clots. Treatment involves a low-protein, methionine-restricted diet and supplementation with vitamins B6, folate, betaine to convert homocysteine to cystathionine. Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent complications and allow for normal growth.
This document discusses several types of metabolic diseases including diabetes mellitus, Gaucher's disease, mitochondrial disease, Niemann-Pick disease, hemochromatosis, phenylketonuria, and their pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, and treatment modalities. It provides details on the different types of each disease, how they develop at the genetic and cellular levels, their signs and symptoms, methods of diagnosis, and approaches to management. The document aims to comprehensively cover the key aspects of these inherited metabolic disorders through contributions from expert medical students.
This document discusses the assessment and management of patients with endocrine disorders. It begins by outlining learning objectives which are to describe endocrine gland functions and hormones, identify diagnostic tests for endocrine disorders, and compare manifestations and management of thyroid, parathyroid, and diabetes disorders. It then provides details on the endocrine system, hormones, endocrine organs, comparisons to the nervous system, and specific glands. The majority of the document focuses on diabetes, covering types, risk factors, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, diagnostic criteria, management including nutrition, exercise, monitoring and medications, and complications.
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1. The document discusses the role of the primary care physician (PCP) in caring for patients with metabolic diseases, including newborn screening follow-up.
2. It describes a case example of a newborn with elevated levels on newborn screening suggestive of a urea cycle defect who was urgently referred and treated, with the ammonia levels normalizing quickly with treatment.
3. Resources for PCPs on newborn screening conditions and referral guidelines are provided.
This document discusses approach to inborn errors of metabolism. It begins with objectives of understanding normal metabolism, metabolic diseases, frequency and causes of inborn errors of metabolism (IEM). It describes how to recognize IEM in neonates with non-specific signs and symptoms, and how to use simple lab tests in diagnosis. It also covers initial management of life-threatening IEM conditions. The document defines IEM and discusses pathophysiology. It describes clinical presentations of IEM including acute life-threatening illness and pointers to specific IEM based on symptoms. Laboratory evaluation for IEM is also outlined.
This document provides information on various metabolic inborn errors including phenylketonuria, maple syrup urine disease, homocystinuria, tyrosinemia, galactosemia, glycogen storage diseases, and Niemann-Pick disease. It defines metabolic inborn errors as disorders caused by single gene defects that block metabolism. For each condition, it describes the genetic cause, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. The document is presented as part of a biochemistry assignment on metabolic inborn errors for a health sciences university in Central America.
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This document discusses inborn errors of metabolism (IEMs), which are genetic disorders caused by defects in metabolic pathways. It covers:
- Classification of IEMs including disorders of carbohydrate, protein, lipid, and nucleic acid metabolism.
- Presentation of IEMs in newborns including non-specific symptoms like vomiting and seizures.
- Diagnosis through family history, physical exam, and simple lab tests to check for metabolic acidosis.
- Treatment options like dietary restrictions, supplements, and gene therapy depending on the specific IEM.
Newborn screening involves testing newborns for genetic disorders, metabolic disorders, and hearing loss before discharge from the hospital. It is required in most states. Early identification allows for early treatment to prevent complications. The screening involves a blood test to detect metabolic disorders and a hearing test. A positive screening result requires follow up testing to confirm a diagnosis. If confirmed, the baby will be referred to a specialist for treatment. Newborn screening aims to identify disorders that are not otherwise apparent at birth to improve health outcomes.
This document discusses inborn errors of metabolism, which are inherited disorders caused by defects in metabolic enzyme pathways. It provides details on the presentation, evaluation, differential diagnosis, emergency treatment and management of several specific metabolic conditions. Key points include: inborn errors can present from infancy to adulthood; evaluation involves medical history, physical exam and laboratory tests; treatment focuses on stabilizing the patient, identifying and eliminating toxic metabolites, and providing supportive care and diet management. Congenital adrenal hyperplasia is discussed as an example of an inborn error presenting as an adrenal crisis in infants.
This document discusses four disorders of amino acid metabolism:
1. Tyrosinemia is caused by a defect in the breakdown of tyrosine, leading to its buildup. There are three types caused by different enzyme deficiencies. Symptoms vary but can include liver and kidney failure.
2. Maple syrup urine disease results from a defect in breaking down branched chain amino acids. Affected individuals cannot metabolize certain amino acids, causing neurologic issues and a maple syrup smelling urine.
3. Homocystinuria is caused by the inability to metabolize the amino acid homocysteine. It can cause skeletal abnormalities and intellectual disabilities if left untreated.
4. Albinism is caused by a lack
Homocystinuria is a disorder of methionine metabolism caused by an inability to metabolize homocysteine. There are three main types: classic homocystinuria caused by cystathionine β-synthase deficiency; defects in methylcobalamin formation; and methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase deficiency. Symptoms vary but can include developmental delay, dislocated lenses, skeletal abnormalities, thromboembolism, and intellectual disability. Treatment depends on the type but may include vitamin B6, betaine, folic acid, vitamin B12, methionine supplementation, and dietary restrictions.
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This document lists numerous genes and their associated phenotypes and inheritance patterns. It provides the gene name, associated OMIM number and phenotype, and whether the condition is autosomal recessive, autosomal dominant, or X-linked recessive. The document contains over 100 gene entries in this format.
The document lists various genes that can be analyzed using next-generation sequencing (NGS) panels for newborn screening results. It includes genes related to inborn errors of metabolism (IEM), endocrinology (EPI), neurology, ophthalmology (OPTH), hematology (Hema), and cardio-vascular disorders. The genes are associated with newborn screening results from tandem mass spectrometry and DELFIA laboratories in Kuwait for conditions such as hypothyroidism, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, galactosemia, phenylketonuria, and homocystinuria.
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Kuwait has established a national newborn screening program that screens all newborns for 22 disorders using tandem mass spectrometry and other methods. The program started in 2005 screening high-risk newborns for 2 disorders and expanded over time, becoming a universal screening program in 2014 that screens over 60,000 newborns annually across both governmental and private hospitals. The screening helps detect treatable genetic disorders early to improve newborn health outcomes and reduce disability and disease burden. Challenges in implementing the program were addressed through strategic planning, leadership, education, and integrating screening into the public health system to ensure sustainability.
This document provides an annual report on Kuwait's newborn screening program for 2018. It includes statistics on the number of samples received and tested, the screening panel used, positive results, confirmed cases, and performance indicators. A total of 59,655 samples were received in 2018 from various hospitals in Kuwait. Of these, 931 screened positive for various conditions. Further testing confirmed 67 cases across different metabolic disorders and endocrine conditions. Key performance metrics like detection rate, false positive rate, and positive predictive value are provided. The report concludes by thanking the newborn screening team and various doctors for their efforts in the program's success.
This document discusses newborn screening results for biotinidase deficiency in Kuwait between 2015-2018. It found that 1 in 1,030 neonates screened had partial or profound biotinidase deficiency. Only 3% of those referred for additional testing had profound deficiency. The most common mutation detected was c.[1330G>C] (p.(Asp444His)), considered a mild form. While screening was effective at detecting profound cases, it identified a large number of false positives and partially deficient cases. The program aims to identify only those with profound deficiency at risk of severe symptoms.
Next generation sequencing (NGS) provides faster and cheaper DNA sequencing compared to previous methods. NGS involves massively parallel sequencing of millions of DNA fragments simultaneously. This produces huge amounts of data that require specialized computational analysis tools. NGS has led to important discoveries in genomics and applications in medicine, agriculture, and other fields by revealing genetic information underlying various biological systems and traits.
The document discusses newborn screening and strategies to reduce false positive results. It explains that screening tests are meant to identify babies who may have a condition, not to diagnose them definitively. Many babies with out-of-range screening results turn out to be healthy after further testing. To reduce false positives, some programs use two-tiered testing, where a second, more specific test is performed to help distinguish true from false positives found on the initial screen. Using two-tiered testing and optimizing cutoff levels for screening tests can help improve newborn screening programs by reducing unnecessary follow-up testing and anxiety while still effectively identifying babies who need treatment.
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2. Chapter 9, Human Physiology - From Cells to Systems, Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
3. Chapter 29, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
4. Electrocardiogram, StatPearls - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK549803/
5. ECG in Medical Practice by ABM Abdullah, 4th edition
6. Chapter 3, Cardiology Explained, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK2214/
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2. Chapter 36, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
3. Chapter 13, Human Physiology by Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
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Newborn screening kuwait 22disorders
1.
2.
3. Metabolic Disorders/ IEM
Metabolic disorders/IEMs are caused when the body is unable
to break down nutrients, which then accumulate in the body
and becomes toxic.
When the concentration of toxic build-up increase they cross
the blood-brain barrier and this leads to delayed development,
brain damage and, in some cases, even death.
Most infants with these disorders show no obvious signs of
these disorders at birth, but the build-up can be rapid enough
for the condition to become irreversible within a few weeks of
birth.
4. Reason behind these Disorders
These disorders follow an
autosomal recessive
inheritance pattern
Could skip generations
Parents are carriers
Happens when the two parents
carry the gene 1:4 probability
of having an affected child
5. Early detection is very important
Affected babies are identified quickly before symptoms appear.
Cases of disease are not missed.
The number of false-positive results is minimized.
Early treatment can begin, that prevents the negative and irreversible
health outcomes for affected newborns.
Most treatments are inexpensive and may involve the addition
of a vitamin to the diet, hormone supplementation, avoidance of
certain foods and chemicals or a dietary change.
6. INBORN ERROR OF MEATBOLISM
DEFINATION :
Rare group of recessive genetic disorders in
which the body can not metabolize food
components normally . These disorders are
usually caused by defects in enzymes involved in
the biochemical pathways that break down food
components .
S P
C
Toxic substrate
accumulation
Activate
different
pathways
Alternative
pathway
Diversion to
second
pathways
Product
deficiency
7.
8.
9. Barriers to Newborn Screening
Cost of the screening and treatment
Test cannot be done at birth (birth has to be in a hospital)
Insufficient sampling due to the lack of proper training and education
Difficult to reach in different geographic location
Problems with recall and follow up cases
10. If screening is delayed
It could lead to lifelong complications:
Mental Retardation
Motor Impairment
Physical Disability
GA 1 Screened
GA 1 Not Screened
GA 1
Screened
11. Newborn tested 48-72 Hours after
birth
Confirmatory Test
Start Treatment
Positive
Negative
Positive
The newborn screen has to be done only once in a lifetime
Speeds diagnosis and saves costs
Healthy child instead of sick or mentally retarded child.
Negative
Benefits of Newborn Screening for
Metabolic Disorders
12. Anytime 24 hours AFTER birth (ideally within 48-72 hrs).
Baby needs to be fed at least 2 - 3 times before the specimen
is taken.
BEFORE developmental delay or other symptoms of mental
retardation occur (best time is to screen a healthy baby).
Time to do screening
13. Every Newborn (Routine screening)
High Risk
Unexplained deaths of siblings
Miscarriages & Aborted Fetuses
Exhibit symptoms of IEMs
Babies conceived by IVF
Babies in NICU
Sick Children
13
Every Newborn needs to be Screened
14. Sample from baby’s Heel
1. Puncture heel 2. Lightly touch
filter paper to
LARGE blood
drop
3. Dry the sample
& send to the
laboratory
15. Tandem Mass Spectrometry (MS/MS)
Mass Spectrometry means multiple analyte testing
Using Tandem Mass Spectrometry, multiple analytes are measured
simultaneously
Quantitatively measures amino acids and acylcarnitines from dried blood
spot specimens
Efficient and Economical
MS/MS is very precise
16. Expanded Newborn Screening
ACYLCARNITINE PROFILE (Tandem Mass Spectrometry)
I. Fatty Acid Oxidation Disorders
II. Organic Acid Disorders
AMINO ACID PROFILE (Tandem Mass Spectrometry)
I. Amino Acid Disorders
BIOCHEMICAL SCREENING (Enzyme Assay/Enz. immunoassay)
I. Galactosemia
II. Congenital Hypothyroidism
III. Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
IV. Biotinidase Deficiency
17. Test
Amino Acidemias :
Phenylketonuria (PKU)
Maple syrup urine disease (MSUD)
Homocystinuria (Cystathionine synthase def.)
Citrullinemia (ASA synthase deficiency )
Tyrosinemia (Type 1)
Argininosuccinic Aciduria (ASA Lyase deficiency)
Organic Acidemias :
Propionic Acidemia (PA)
Methylmalonic Acidemia (MMA)
Isovaleric Acidemia (IVA)
Glutaric Acidemia Type I (GA-I)
3-methylcrotonyl-CoA Carboxylase deficiency (3MCC)
Beta Ketothiolase deficiency (Mitochondrial Acetoacetyl CoA
Thiolase deficiency)
Multiple CoA Carboxylase deficiency (MCD)
Fatty Acid Oxidation Defect :
Medium Chain Acyl CoA Dehydrogenase Deficiency (MCAD)
Very Long Chain Acyl CoA Dehydrogenase Deficiency (VLCAD)
Long Chain Hydroxy Acyl Dehydrogenase (LCHAD)
Trifunctional Protein Deficiency (TFP)
3-Hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-CoA Lyase Deficiency (3HMG)
Galactosemia
Biotinidase Deficiency
Endocrine Disorders :
Congenital Hypothyrodism
18.
19. Amino Acid (AA) Disorders
• Most common AA disorder—PKU—is part of the
current test panel
• Expansion added additional 6 AA disorders
• All are recessive genetic disorders so risk of recurrence
is 1:4 with each pregnancy
• Symptoms and treatments vary by disorder
20. Phenylketonuria (PKU)
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme Phenylalanine
Hydroxylase . If not treated, this disease causes
irreversible mental retardation from an early stage as
a result of a buidup of phenylalanine in the blood.
Prevalence within the Arab world 1:2,500.
•نمصأنزٌمphenylalanine Hydroxylaseٌسببهذاالمرض
تخلؾًعملؼٌرلابلللشفاءاذالمٌتمعالجهخاللالمراحلاالولى
منعمرالطفل,وهذانتٌجةتراكمphenylalanineالدم,نسبة
انتشارالمرضًفالعالمًالعرب1:2,500.
21.
22.
23. Maple Syrup Urine Disease (MSUD)
• Caused by a lack of the Branched –chain Alpha-Keto
Acid Dehydrogenase complex (BCKDH), which in turn
leads to a buildup of Leucine,Isoleucine and Valine in
the blood. If untreated ,the disorder causes
vomiting,dehydration,seizures and brain damage .
The Classic Severe MSUD form of the disease is fatal .
Prevalence is roughly 1:80,000 .
•سببهنمصأنزٌمBranched –chain Alpha-Keto Acid
Dehydrogenase complex (BCKDH)الذيٌتسببًفتراكم
االحماضاالمٌنٌةLeucine,Isoleucine and Valineًفالدم.
لٌعالجهذااالختاللٌسببتمٌؤوجفاؾوحركاتالارادٌة
بالعضالتوتلؾًفالدماغ.أنمرضMSUDبشكلهًالكالسٌك
الحادٌؤديًالالوفاة.نسبةانتشارهتمرٌبا1:80,000
24.
25.
26. Homocysteinuria
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme Cystathionine B-
Synthase that leads to buildup of Methionine since
Homocysteine is not being converted into Cysteine .
Methionine buildup leads to connective tissue,
muscle ,CNS and cardiovascular damage . Prevalence
about 1:3,000
•سببهنمصانزٌمCystathionine B-Synthaseالذيٌؤديالى
تراكمMethionineبسببعدمتحولHomocysteineًال
Cysteine.تراكمMethionineٌؤديًالتلؾالنسٌجالضام
والعضالتوالجهازًالعصبالمركزيوالملبواالوعٌةالدموي.
وتصلنسبةانتشارهذاالمرضًال1:3000.
27.
28. Citrullinemia
(Argininosuccinic Synthetase Deficiency )
• There are two types of this disorder, Citrullinemia Type I is caused by a
lack of the enzyme Argininosuccic synthetase, which converts citrulline
and aspartate into argininosuccinate, and is the third step in the urea
cycle. Citrullinemia Type II is caused by a defect in Citrin, which is
responsible for the transport of molecules across the mitochondrial
membrane. In its absence, the urea cycle fails to function properly.
Symptoms include vomiting, loss of consciousness, seizures, failure to
thrive as a result of the buildup of ammonia within the blood, abnormal
behavior and confusion. Prevalence of Type I is 1:57,000. Prevalence of
Type II is 1:250,000.
•
•المرض هذا من نوعان ٌوجد: Citrullinemia Type Iأنزٌم نمص سببهArgininosuccinic
Synthetaseٌحول الذيCitrullineوAspartateإلىArgininosuccinateهو ,
الٌورٌا دورة ًف الثالثة الخطوةCitrullinemia Type IIًف خلل سببه ,Citrinعن المسؤول
عدم ًف صحٌح بشكل تعمل ال الٌورٌا دورة أن حٌث ,الماٌتوكوندرٌا ؼشاء عبر الجزٌئات نمل
وجوده.ًف واضطراب العضالت ًف إرادٌة ال وحركات ًالوع وفمدان تمٌؤ األعراض تتضمن
األول النوع انتشار نسبة ,واالرتبان ًطبٌع الؽٌر والسلون الدم ًف األمونٌا لتراكم نتٌجة النمو
1:57,000
•ًالثان النوع انتشار ونسبة1:250,000 .
29.
30.
31. Tyrosinemia Type I
• Sometimes referred to as Richner-Hanhart Syndrome,
this disorder is caused by a lack of the enzyme
Tyrosine Aminotransferase. It is the first step in the
metabolism of tyrosine. Symptoms range from death
within 12 months if not treated to impaired muscle
movement a later stage in life. Prevalence worldwide
stands at around 1:250,000.
•سببهنمصأنزٌمFumarylacetoacetate Hydrolase ,هو
الخطوةاألخٌرةًفالعملٌةاألٌضٌةلTyrosineتتراوح
األعراضمابٌنالوفاة)خاللال12شهراإذالمٌتمعالجه(إلى
ضعؾًفحركةالعضالتًفولتالحكمنالحٌاة.رّدمُتنسبة
حدوثهذاالمرضعالمٌاب1:100,000
32.
33.
34. Fatty Acid Oxidation Disorders (FAODS)
Most common FA
disorder—MCADD—is part
of the current test panel
Expansion added eleven
FAO disorders
Most are autosomal
recessive disorders so risk
of recurrence is 1:4 with
each pregnancy
35. Symptoms of Fatty Acid Oxidation
Disorders
– Hypoketotic
hypoglycemia
– Muscle weakness
– Seizures
– Sometimes
cardiomyopathy
36. Treatment of most Fatty Acid Oxidation
Disorders– Avoid fasting
– Immediate medical attention when unable to eat
usual diet
– Control type/amount of fat in diet depending upon
the specific diagnosis
– L-Carnitine if indicated
– Cornstarch tube feeding at night if indicated
37. Argininosuccinic Aciduria
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme Argininosuccinate
Lyase which in turn prevents the conversion of
argininosuccinate into arginine. Symptoms of the
disorder include vomiting, nausea, seizures, coma and
damage to the nervous system. Milder forms of the
disease only present symptoms during the onset of a
secondary disease. Prevalence is roughly 1:70,000.
•سببهنمصأنزٌمArginosuccinate Lyaseالذيٌتسببًفعدم
تحولArgininosuccinateإلى.Arginineتتضمنأعراضهذا
اإلختاللتمٌؤوؼثٌانوحركاتالإرادٌةًفالعضالتوؼٌبوبةوتلؾ
ًفالجهاز,ًالعصبوالتظهراألعراضًفالشكلالمتوسطلهذا
المرضإالإذاتعرضالمصابأليمرضآخر.أمانسبةانتشارهفتبلػ
ًحوال1:70,000 .
38.
39. 3-Hydroxy-3-Methylglutaryl-CoA
Lyase Deficiency (3HMG)
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme 3-Hydroxy-3-
Methylglutaryl-CoA Lyase which plays a role in
the breakdown of the amin acid leucine .
symptoms include vomiting , dehydration ,
lethargy , convulsion and coma . It is a rare
disorder.
•سببهنمصأنزٌم3-Hydroxy-3-Methylglutaryl-CoA
Lyaseالذيٌلعبدورارئٌسٌاًفتكسٌرالحمضًاالمٌن
leucineتتضمناألعراضتمٌؤاوجفافاوسباتاوتشنجاتو
ؼٌبوبةوهذااالختاللنادر
40. Trifunctional Protein Deficiency
• As the name suggests , it is a complex formed by three
enzymes coded for by two genes responsible for the
breakdown of fatty acids within the mitochondria. A
mutation in either gene causes trifunctional protein
deficiency . Symptoms include lack of energy , low
blood sugar , heart problems , breathing difficulties
and sudden death . It ia arare disorder
•كماًٌوحاالسمخومركبٌتكونمنثالثةأنزٌماتمشفرةعنطرٌك
اثنٌنمنالجٌناتالمسؤولةعنتكسٌراالحماضالدهنٌةًف
الماٌتوكوندرٌا.طًفاحدهذةالجٌناتٌؤديًالنمص
trifunctional proteinحٌثتتضمناالعراضنمصاًفالطالةو
انخفاضنسبةالسكرًفالدمومشاكلًفالملبوصعوبةًفالتنفسو
موتامفاجئاوٌعتبهذااالختاللنادرا
41.
42. Very Long Chain Acyl-CoA
Dehydrogenase Deficiency (VLCADD)
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme Very Long Chain Acyl-CoA
Dehydrogenase which is responsible for the breakdown of
very long chain fatty acids within the mitochondria for
energy production. Symptoms include a lack of energy , low
blood sugar, heart problems,breathing difficulties , liver
problems and sudden death . it is a rare disorder .
•سببهنمصانزٌمVery Long Chain Acyl-CoA Dehydrogenase
المسؤولعنتكسٌراالحماضالدهنٌةذاتالسلسلةالطوٌلةجداداخل
المٌتوكوندرٌا,وذلنإلنتاجالطالة,تتضمناالعراضنمصاًفالطالةو
انخفاضنسبةالسكرًفالدمومشاكلًفالملبوصعوبةًفالتنفسو
مشاكلًفالكبدوموتامفاجئا,وٌعتبرهذااالختاللنادر.
43.
44. Long Chain 3-Hydroxy Acyl-CoA
Dehydrogenase Deficiency (LCHADD)
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme Long Chain 3-Hydroxy
Acyl-CoA Dehydrogenase which is responsible for the
breakdown of long chain fatty acids within the
mitochondria for energy production . Symptoms
include a lack of energy , low blood sugar , heart
problems, breathing difficulties , liver problems and
sudden death . It is a rare disorder .
•سببهنمصأنزٌمLong Chain 3-Hydroxy Acyl-CoA
Dehydrogenaseالمسؤولعنتكسٌراالحماضالدهنٌةذات
السلسلةالطوٌلةجداداخلالماٌتوكوندرٌا,وذلنإلنتاجالطالة,
تتضمناالعراضنمصاًفالطالةوانخفاضنسبةالسكرًفالدمو
مشاكلًفالملبوصعوبةًفالتنفسومشاكلًفالكبدوموتامفاجئا
وٌعتبرهذااالختاللنادرا.
45. Medium Chain Acyl-CoA
Dehydrogenase Deficiency (MCADD)
• Caused by lack of the enzyme Medium Chain Acyl-CoA
Dehydrogenase which is responsible for the breakdown of
medium chain fatty acids within the mitochondria for
energy production , symptoms include a lack of energy ,
low blood sugar , heart problems , breathing difficulties ,
liver problems and sudden death . prevalence is roughly
1:15,000
•سببهنمصانزٌمMedium Chain Acyl-CoA Dehydrogenase
المسؤولعنتكسٌراالحماضالدهنٌةذاتالسلسلةالطوٌلةجداداخل
الماٌتوكوندرٌاوذلنإلنتاجالطالة,تتضمناألعراضنمصاًفالطالة
وانخفاضنسبةالسكرًفالدمومشاكلًفالملبوصعوبةًفالتنفس
ومشاكلًفالكبدوموتامفاجئاوتبلػنسبةانتشارةتمرٌبا1:15,000
46.
47.
48. Organic Acid (OA) Disorders
• Expansion added the detection of 16 organic acid
disorders
• Most are autosomal recessive disorders so risk of
recurrence is 1:4 with each pregnancy
• A few sub-types are X-linked so only males are
affected, but females may show milder symptoms
49. Symptoms of most Organic Acid Disorders
– Feeding problems
(feed intolerance)
– Seizures
– Metabolic acidosis
– Lethargy
50. Treatment of most Organic Acid Disorders
– Avoid fasting
– Immediate medical attention when unable to eat
usual diet
– Control type/amount of protein in diet depending
upon the specific diagnosis
– Vitamin B12 if indicated
51. Isovaleric Aciduria
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme Isovaleric Acid-CoA
Dehydrogenase that plays a role in the breakdown of
leucine , an essential amino acid . Symptoms include
poor feeding , vomiting , seizures , lack of energy and
comas . A distinctive odour of sweaty feet is also
common .Prevalence is 1:250,000
•سببهنمصانزٌمIsovaleric Acid-CoA Dehydrogenaseالذي
ٌلعبدوراًفعملٌةتحطٌماللٌوسٌنوهومناالحماضاالمٌنٌة
الرئٌسٌة,تتضمناالعراضسوءتؽذٌةوتمٌؤوحركاتالإرادٌة
ًفالعضالتونمصاًفالطالةوؼٌبوبةورائحةعرقممٌزة
للمدمٌنشائعةأٌضا.نانتشارهذااالختالل1:250,000
52.
53. Propionic Aciduria
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme Propionyl-CoA
Carboxylase , which is responsible for the breakdown
of a number of essential amino acids . Symptoms
include seizures , vomiting and dehydration . The
disorder can quickly become life threatening .
Prevalence about 1:250,000 .
•سببهنمصانزٌمPropionyl-CoA Carboxylaseالمسؤولعن
تحطٌمعددمناالحماضاألمٌنٌةالرئٌسٌةتتضمناالعراض
حركاتاالإرادٌةًفالعضالتوتمٌؤوجفافاوٌهددهذااالختالل
الحٌاةبطرٌمةسرٌعة,نسبةانتشارةعالٌة1:250.000
54.
55. Methylmalonic Aciduria
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme Methylmalonyl-
CoA Mutase or as a result of Vitamin B12
metabolism deficiency . Symptoms include brain
damage and hyperammonemia . prevalence is
1:50,000
•سببهنمصانMethylmalonyl-CoA Mutaseأوكنتٌجة
لنمصاالٌضًففٌتامٌنب12تتضمناالعراضتلفاًف
الدماغوزٌادةًفاالمونٌاوتبلػنسبةانتشارة1:50,000
56.
57. Glutaric Aciduria Type I
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme Glutaryl-CoA
Carboxylase , which is responsible for the
breakdown of number of essential amino acids .
baby born with this disorder exhibit a large head ,
spasms , rigidity and bleeding from the brain .
Prevalence is 1:30,000
•سببهنمصانزٌمGlutaryl-CoA Carboxylaseالمسؤولعن
تحطٌمعددمناالحماضاالمٌنٌةالرئٌسٌة,تتضمناالعراض
والدةطفلبرأسكبٌروتشنجاتوصالبةونزٌؾًفالدماغ
وتبلػنسبةانتشارة1:30000
58.
59. B-ketothiolase Deficiency
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme B-Ketothiolase
which plays an essential role in the breakdown of
the amino acid isoleucine .Symptoms include
vomiting , dehydration , trouble breathing ,
extreme tiredness , convulsion and comas .It is
arare disorder .
•سببهنمصانزٌمB-Ketothiolaseالذيٌلعبدورارئٌسٌاًف
تكسٌرالحمضًاألمٌناٌزلٌوسٌنوتتضمناالعراضتمٌؤو
جفافؾوصعوبةًفالتنفسوتعباشدٌداوتشنجاتو
ؼٌبوبةوهذااالختاللنادر.
60.
61. 3-methylcrotonyl-CoA Carboxylase
Deficiency
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme 3Methylcrotonyl-
CoA Carboxylase which plays an essential role in
the breakdown of amino acid leucine .Symptoms
include lethargy ,delayed development and coma
. prevalence is 1:50,000.
•سببهنمصانزٌم3Methylcrotonyl-CoA Carboxylase
الذيٌلعبدورارئٌسٌاًفتكسٌرالحمضًاالمٌنلٌوسٌنو
تتضمناالعراضالسباتوتاخرًفالنمووؼٌبوبةوتبلػ
نسبةانتشارة1:50,000
62.
63. Multiple –CoA Carboxylase Deficiency
• Caused by a lack of any four different CoA
Carboxylase enzyme . Multiple CoA Carboxylase
Deficency can be associated with biotinadse
deficiency . Symptoms include lethargy , poor
feeding , seizures and coma .I is arare disorder .
•سببهنمصواحدمنأربعةانزٌماتCoA Carboxylaseهذا
االختاللٌترافكمعنمصbiotinadesوتتضمناالعراض
السباتوسوءتؽذٌةوحركاتالارادٌةًفالعضالتوؼٌبوبة
وهذااالختاللنادر
64.
65. Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (17-
Hydroxyprogesterone )
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme 21-Hydroxylase , which
plays a vital role in the synthesis of cortisol and
aldosterone . Symptoms include early puberty , stunted
growth and wrong gender assignment and in its most
severe form can lead to death . Prevalence world wide
1:25,000
•تضخمالؽدةالكظرٌةًالخلمبسببنمصانزٌم21-Hydroxylase
الذيٌلعبدوراحٌوٌاًفتصنٌعالكورتٌزولوااللدوستٌرونوٌتمضن
االعراضالبلوغالمبكروتمزموعدموتمٌٌزجنسوالطفلوٌؤدي
ًفأشدحاالتةًإلالوفاةتبلػنسبةانتشاره1:25,000
66.
67.
68. Classic Galactosemia
• Caused by a lack of the enzyme Galactose-1-
phosphouridyl transferase which prevent the
body from properly breaking down galactose
into glucose . Symptoms include liver , kidney
and brain damage . prevelance is 1:50,000
•انزٌم نمص سببهGalactose-1-phosphouridyl
transferaseتكسٌر على الجسم لدرة عدم ًال نمصة ٌؤدي
الكبد تدمٌر األعراض وتتضمن جلوكوز ًال الجالكتوز
انتشارة نسبة تبلػ و والدماغ ًوالكل1:50,000
69.
70.
71.
72.
73. Congenital Hypothyroidism (TSH)
• Caused primarily by an abnormal thyroid gland or a
mutation in the receptors or hormones produced to
help thyroid gland function . Symptoms include poor
growth and development and mental retardation if
untreated . prevalence is 1:4,000
•نشاطالؽدةالدرلٌةًالخلم–سببهًالرئٌسؼدةدرلٌةؼٌرطبٌعٌةأو
طفرةًفمستمبالتهرموناتالؽدةأوًفانتاجالهروموناتالمحفزة
للؽدةالدرلٌةوتتضمناالعراضاعالةوتاخرًفالنمووتخلفا
عملٌاواذالمٌعالجبشكلمبكروتبلػنسبةانتشارة1:4,000
78. Biotindase deficiency
• Biotinidase deficiency is unable to recycle the vitamin
biotin., can cause seizures, weak muscle tone (hypotonia),
breathing problems, hearing and vision loss, problems with
movement and balance (ataxia), skin rashes, hair loss
(alopecia), and a fungal infection called candidiasis.
Affected children also have delayed development. Lifelong
treatment can prevent these complications from occurring
or improve them if they have already developed.
•سببهنمصانزٌمالبٌوتنٌدزفٌفمدالمدرةعلىالتعاملمعفٌتامٌنالبٌوتٌن
ممٌتسببًفتشنجاتوضعؾًفالعضالتوصعوبةًفالتنفسوفمدان
السمعوالبصروصعوبةًالمشوحساسٌةجلدٌةوفمدانللشعرواالصابة
بالفطرٌاتوتاخرالنمووٌحتاجالطفللٌعٌشبشكلًطبٌعًالالعالجمدى
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