Every minute counts when a newborn is critically ill. Traditional diagnostic methods often fall short in identifying rare genetic disorders early, leading to delayed treatments and prolonged uncertainty for families. Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS)—and especially ultrarapid WGS (urWGS)—is changing that.
WGS offers a comprehensive view of an infant's genetic makeup, enabling faster and more accurate diagnoses. With turnaround times as short as 5–8 days, urWGS can detect rare monogenic disorders in days rather than weeks or months, helping clinicians intervene sooner and improve outcomes.
A compelling case study featured in the article shows how Revvity Omics used urWGS and biochemical screening to help diagnose a life-threatening condition in a newborn within 53 hours—proving the power of early detection.
Revvity Omics’ urWGS service includes:
With fast, accurate results and actionable insights, Revvity Omics is helping clinicians end the diagnostic odyssey—and give every newborn a healthier start.
Download the full article to learn more about how urWGS is shaping the future of neonatal care.
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Cracking the diagnostic code early: how whole genome sequencing (WGS) is transforming newborn care