Der Pseudoaldosteronismus ist durch klinische Symptome eines Hyperaldosteronismus bei stark supprimierten Aldosteronspiegel charakterisiert. Die Ursache dieser Erkrankung kann eine vermehrte Aldosteronempfindlichkeit, oder eine übergreifende Wirkung anderer Steroidhormone auf das Mineralocortocoidsystem hervorgerufen werden.
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