Dr. Carol Greene was featured in the Washington Post's Medical Mysteries column for successfully diagnosing a rare disorder in several members of the same family.
The Division of Human Genetics provides comprehensive inpatient, outpatient
and laboratory genetic services to patients of all ages, including a network
of statewide outreach clinics.
Services
Evaluation, counseling and ongoing care for patients with genetic diseases, birth defects and multiple malformation syndromes
State-of-the-art cytogenetic, biochemical and DNA testing.
Biochemical genetics: comprehensive testing for inborn errors of
metabolism; quantitative amino acid and organic acid analysis, mucopolysaccharide
and oligosaccharide screening, assays for 18 different lysosomal enzymes,
carnitine, biotinidase, enzymes and metabolites involved in galactosemia;
carrier screening for Tay-Sachs and other disorders routinely offered
Cytogenetics: routine banding and fluorescence in situ hybridization
analysis of amniotic fluid, chorionic villi, peripheral blood, bone marrow,
products of conception and solid tumors