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Lebersche kongenitale Amaurose

Die Lebersche kongenitale Amaurose ist eine erbliche Erkrankung, die allein und auch in verschiedenen Syndromen vorkommt. Sie besteht in einer Funktionsstörung der Retina und einer Degeneration der Aderhaut.

Symptome

Retinadystrophie
Lebersche kongenitale Amaurose ist die schwerste frühzeitig einsetzende Form der Retinadystrophie.

Gliederung

Ziliopathie
Acrocallosal Syndrom
Asphyxierende Thoraxdyplasie
COACH-Syndrom
Geistige Retardierung, stammbetonte Adipositas, Netzhautdystrophie und Mikropenis
Joubert-Syndrom
Kranioektodermale Dysplasie
Lebersche kongenitale Amaurose
Lebersche kongenitale Amaurose 01
GUCY2D
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RPE65
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SPATA7
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AIPL1
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LCA5
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RPGRIP1
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CRX
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CRB1
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NMNAT1
Lebersche kongenitale Amaurose 10
CEP290
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IMPDH1
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RD3
Lebersche kongenitale Amaurose 13
RDH12
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LRAT
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TULP1
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KCNJ13
Lebersche kongenitale Amaurose 17
GDF6
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PRPH2
Malformationen der Rechts-Links-Achse
Meckel-Syndrom
Nephronophthise
Orofaciodigitales Syndrom
Primäre ziliäre Dyskinesie 3 mit oder ohne Situs inversus
Retinitis pigmentosa
Senior-Loken-Syndrom
Simpson-Golabi-Behmel-Syndrom

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