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Kongenitale Hypothyreose ohne Struma

Die kongenitale Hypothyreose ohne Struma ist eine Gruppe von Erkrankungen, bei der die Hypothyreose auf einer Entwicklungsstörung der Schilddrüse beruht. Der TSH-Wert ist in diesen Erkrankungen massiv erhöht.

Gliederung

Hypothyreose
Bamforth-Lazarus-Syndrom
Choreoathetose mit Hypothyreose und neonatalem Atemnotsyndrom
Kongenitale Hypothyreose ohne Struma
Kongenitale Hypothyreose ohne Struma 1
TSHR
Kongenitale Hypothyreose ohne Struma 2
PAX8
Kongenitale Hypothyreose ohne Struma 3
Kongenitale Hypothyreose ohne Struma 4
TSHB
Kongenitale Hypothyreose ohne Struma 5
NKX2-5
Kongenitale Hypothyreose ohne Struma 6
THRA
Neonataler Diabetes mellitus mit angeborener Hypothyreose
Thyroiddyshormonogenesis
Zentrale Hypothyreose

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