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Partielle Lipodystrophie

Die partielle Lipodystrophie ist durch eine umschriebene Abnahme von Fettgewebe, meist im Gesicht beginnend, charakterisiert.

Gliederung

Lipodystrophie
Chronische atypische neutrophile Dermatose mit Lipodystrophie und erhöhter Temperatur
Generalisierte Lipodystrophie
Partielle Lipodystrophie
Familiäre partielle Lipodystrophie Typ 2
LMNA
Familiäre partielle Lipodystrophie Typ 3
PPARG
Familiäre partielle Lipodystrophie Typ 4
PLIN1
Familiäre partielle Lipodystrophie Typ 5
CIDEC

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