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Wolfram-Syndrom

Das Wolfram-Syndrom ist durch Diabetes insipidus, Diabetes mellitus, Optikusatrophie und Taubheit gekennzeichnet. Zwei Gene sind bekannt, über welche die Erkrankung in autosomal rezessiver form übertragen wird. Davon läßt sich eine mitochondrale form abgrenzen.

Gliederung

Hereditärer Diabetes insipidus
Renaler Diabetes insipidus
Wolfram-Syndrom
Diabetes insipidus, Diabetes mellitus, Optikusatrophie und Schwerhörigkeit
Wolfram-Syndrom 1
WFS1
Wolfram-Syndrom 2
CISD2
Zentraler Diabetes insipidus

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