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Kongenitale Schmerzunempfindlichkeit mit Anhidrose

Die kongenitale Schmerzunempfindlichkeit mit Anhidrose ist eine autosomal dominante Erkrankung für die Mutationen im NTRK1-Gen verantwortlich sind.

Gliederung

Erbliche Nervenerkrankungen
Alzheimer Erkrankung
Arts-Syndrom
Autismus
Autosomal dominante zerebelläre Ataxie mit Schwerhörigkeit und Narkolepsie
Autosomal rezessive spastische Paraplegie 44
Brunner-Syndrom
Charcot-Marie-Tooth-Hoffmann-Krankheit
Epileptische Syndrome
Erbliche Erkrankungen der Muskeln
Gliom-Neigung
Hereditäre Hirntumoren
Hereditäre benigne Chorea
Hereditäre distale Motorneuronen-Neuropathie Typ 5A
Hereditäre sensorisch-autonome Neuropathie Typ 2A
Hereditäre sensorische Neuropathie Typ 1E
Hirnmalformation mit Urogenitaldefekten
Hypokalämische periodische Paralyse 1
Hypomyelinisierte Leukodystrophy 2
Idiopathische Kalzifikation der Basalganglien 1
Kongenitale Schmerzunempfindlichkeit mit Anhidrose
NTRK1
Migräne
Nemaline-Myopathy 5
Neonatale Enzephalopathie mit Mikrozephalie
Panzytopenisches Ataxie-Syndrom
Porenzephalie
Rett-Syndrom
Spastische Paraplegie 17 mit Amyotrophie der Hände und Füße
Syndrom der Intelligenzminderung mit stark verzögerter Sprachentwicklung und milden Dysmorphien
Tuberöse Sklerose Komplex
Vaskuläre Demenz
X-chromosomale syndromale mentale Retardierung 13
Zerebrale Mikroangiopathie mit Blutung

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OMIM.ORG article

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