This detailed 16 page guide for General Practitioners and primary care practitioners covers a wide-range of issues from diagnosis, genetic testing, ongoing care pathways and more.
Contents include :
Types of Testing for Genetic Haemochromatosis (GH)
Normal ranges for serum ferritin and transferrin saturation
Genetic counselling
Interpretation and management of GH
Variants of genetic haemochromatosis
What happens when both parents are carriers for genetic haemochromatosis?
What happens when one parent is a carrier of genetic haemochromatosis?
What happens when one parent has genetic haemochromatosis and the other is a carrier?
What happens when both parents have genetic haemochromatosis?
What happens when one parent has genetic haemochromatosis?
How to request test
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