genetic disorders

How are Genetic Disorders Diagnosed?

The diagnosis of genetic disorders typically involves a combination of family history, clinical evaluation, and genetic testing. Techniques such as karyotyping, molecular genetic testing, and biochemical testing can be used to identify specific genetic abnormalities.

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