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  1. WISCONSIN HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS' GUIDE
    TO NEWBORN SCREENING
    1. Introduction
    2. The Test Panel and Timeline
    3. When to Collect a Blood Sample
    4. How to Collect a Blood Sample
    5. Collection Card Ordering and Pricing
    6. Wisconsin Newborn Screening Card
    7. Sample Handling and Mailing
    8. Laboratory Testing and Reporting
    9. Sample Acceptability
    10. Treatment Centers
    11. Desription of Disorders
    12. Newborn Screening Statute
    13. Newborn Screening Funding
    14. Wisconsin Newborn Screening Advisory Group
    15. Newborn Screening Program Administration
  2. PARENT'S PAGE
    1. What is the Newborn Screening Program?
    2. Newborn Screening is Required
    3. How Is the Screening Done?
    4. How Will I Get The Results?
    5. Newborn Screen Results
    6. Repeating the Newborn Screen
    7. The Newborn Screening Disorders
    8. Where to Get More Information  
  3. DISORDERS
    1. Argininosuccinic Acidemia (ASA)
    2. Biotinidase Deficiency
    3. Citrullinemia (Type I & II)
    4. Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
    5. Congenital Hypothyroidism
    6. Cystic Fibrosis
    7. Fatty Acid Oxidation (12)
    8. Galactosemia
    9. Hearing Screening
    10. Hemoglobin S-Beta Thalassemia
    11. Hemoglobin S/C Disease
    12. Hemoglobin Variants
    13. Homocystinuria
    14. Hypermethioninemia
    15. Hyperphenylalaninemia
    16. Maple Syurp Urine Disease
    17. Organic Acidemia (15)
    18. Phenylketonuria
    19. Sickle Cell Disease
    20. Tyrosinemia (Type I, II & III)
  4. LINKS TO RELATED SITES
    1. Links Page
  5. NEWBORN SCREENING PUBLICATIONS
    1. Newsletters
    2. Educational Brochures
  6. STATISTICS
    1. Number of Confirmed Cases by Disorder
    2. Number and Cause of Unsatisfactory Samples