Hematology Clinic
If your baby’s screening shows a possible abnormal hemoglobin
further testing may be needed. Depending on the results of the testing,
you may receive some information from your baby’s doctor.
Your doctor may refer you to the University of Utah, Division of
Pediatric Hematology. The Hematology clinics are held at the Primary
Children’s Medical Center.
(801) 662-4757
Metabolic Clinic
If your baby’s screening shows that they need further testing
for phenylketonuria (PKU) or galactosemia or other metabolic disorders, your doctor will refer
you to the Metabolic Clinic. The Metabolic Clinic provides diagnosis
and treatment services for children and adults with PKU, galactosemia
and other metabolic disorders.
Evaluation and management services are provided by a team which
includes a pediatric geneticist, nutritionist, psychologist, social
worker, genetic counselor, and coordinator.
The Metabolic Clinic is administered by the Division of Medical
Genetics, Department of Pediatrics, University of Utah Medical Center.
The Metabolic clinics are held at Primary Children's Medical
Center.
Metabolic Clinic
Nicola Longo, M.D.
(801) 585-2457
Endocrinology
Endogrinology is the study of how the body makes and uses certain hormones. If your baby's screen shows a possible endocrine disorder, such as hypothyroidism or congenital adrenal hyperplasia, further testing will be necessary. After a diagnosis, your baby's doctor may refer you to an endocrinologist, who speciliazes in this type of disorder.
Utah Diabetes Center
(801) 581-7761
Dr. Mike T. Swinyard
(801) 838-9090
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