The abnormal cells found in the brain of patients with Krabbe disease have a characteristic pathology known as globoids cells, which are large cells usually with more than one nucleus.
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The abnormal cells found in the brain of patients with Krabbe disease have a characteristic pathology known as globoids cells, which are large cells usually with more than one nucleus.
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Currently Krabbe disease is not automatically screened for in the state of Pennsylvania. Parents must request or “Opt-In” to have Krabbe added to the newborn screening tests done at birth.