Compare and contrast diagnosis of haemochromatosis vs cystic fibrosis.

Please I need a medical scientist or clinical biochemist or pathologist to write my essay. Never let any beginner or non-specialist to write it. I need to submit this work as soon as it finished. I really do not want to ask for revision. So, please be careful and just follow the instruction
Topic :
Compare and contrast diagnosis of haemochromatosis vs cystic fibrosis.

FIRST IMPORTANT THING: IS THAT I NEED YOU TO WRITE THE PAGE NUMBER BESIDE EACH REFERENCE SO THAT I CAN FIND IT EASILY AND HIGHLIGHT IT IN THE ARTICLE PDF TO BE READY FOR SUBMISSION FOR EXAMPLE: Compared to HH, CF-associated liver disease is slow and progressive.12
P3

Here I would know that this information is from reference 12 page 3 and so on.

Second important thing is that you must use recent ORGINAL (primary) papers (i.e. has material and method, result, discussion…) within only (2013-2014) , NO Reviews, no websites or books.

3rd important thing, use article that I can access (please do not rely on front page of the PUBMED NCBI in internet) as I need to download the article and highlight it.

Other Important notes;
1-The essay should focus on the biochemical or molecular aspects mainly (for diagnosis).
2- Your research MUST be based on at least 7 recent ORGINAL papers for each disease (genetic haemochromatosis vs cystic fibrosis) within (2013-2014).

NO Reviews, no websites, books (basically not accepted).
3- Always compare and contrast everything possible.
4-please use reporting verbs.

5- please do not describe the test (if needed, please briefly), just compare and contrast usefulness and limitation, (SPECIFICITY and Sensitivity) OF THE TEST in the diagnosis OF haemochromatosis vs cystic fibrosis. For example, ferritin is not specific for diagnosing haemochromatosis as its levels elevate in other cases like inflammation,,etc. Another example is that liver biopsy is invasive, or genetic tests are cost, or sweat test lack sensitivity as..…etc (please note they are just examples.
6- Please NEVER mention any thing about imaging tests (CT, MRI ..etc).
7- Please follow these steps for diagnosis: VERY IMPORTANT
Haematochromatosis:

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ALGORITHM STEP 1
Indirect Serologic Markers of Iron Stores (Transferrin saturation, serum iron,
ferritin,hepcidin …etc

ALGORITHM STEP 2
Genotypic Testing (Genetic testing of the HFE gene .i.e C282Y and/or H63D of the HFE gene (just the basic things, no details).
ALGORITHM STEP 3
Hepatic iron: liver biopsy
Cystic fibrosis
ALGORITHM STEP 1

newborn screening test (Measure immunoreactive trypsinogen (IRT)).
sweat test
ALGORITHM STEP2
CFTR gene mutations (just the basic things, no details).

ALGORITHM STEP 3
Transepithelial nasal potential difference (nasal PD)
Also, some points about the usefulness of Intestinal current measurement (lCM) in the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis.

Elements to be marked: Abstract, Introduction, Discussion, Conclusion, References.

number all pages, use 1 inch margins, Times Roman 12 point font with double spacing.

Referencing style: Vancouver.

Elements to be marked in DETAILS:
Section 1. Short Abstract. (150-250 words)-typically this covers numerous of the elements below (Intro, Findings, Conclusion). 10% of marks.
Section 2. Introduction to the topic (what they are, why is it important, what you focused on and why). 10% of marks. 300-400 words.

Section 3. Main Discussion mainly based on the evaluation and comparison. The operative words here are Evaluation and Comparison…concerning the latter this requires to Compare between the two conditions under discussion…similarities and differences (in diagnosis, effects
It would be sufficient to your research on 7 recent ORGINAL papers (2013-2014, NO Reviews, no websites or books for each of the two conditions.
As part of this discussion section, summarize your findings in a Tabular form (SIMILARTIES AND DIFFERENCES (based on something mentioned in the intro or discussion, no introduction of new points here unless they were mentioned before). 30% of marks. 600-1200 words.