Digital   Karyotyping   is   an    advanced    genetic technique that provides a high-resolution analysis of chromosomal  abnormalities. It   detects   gains, losses, and structural changes across the genome more precisely than conventional karyotyping. This method is commonly used to  identify  aneuploidies, deletions, duplications, and  complex  chromosomal rearrangements.    Digital     karyotyping     supports accurate diagnosis and informed  clinical   decision-making in genetic disorders and cancers.