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Hyperhomozysteinämie bedingte Thrombose

Bei dem autosomal rezessiven Mangel an Cystathionin beta-Synthase kommt es zu einer Hyperhomozysteinämie die zu einer Thrombophilie führt. Für die Erkrankung sind Mutationen im CBS-Gen verantwortlich.

Gliederung

Venöse thromboembolische Erkrankungen
Autosomal dominanter Protein C-Mangel
Autosomal dominanter Protein S-Mangel
Autosomal rezessiver Protein C-Mangel
Autosomal rezessiver Protein S-Mangel
F2
F5
Faktor XII-Mangel
HABP2
Hyperhomozysteinämie bedingte Thrombose
CBS
Hypoplasminogenemie
MTHFR
PAI-Transkriptionsmodulator
Protein Z-Mangel
SERPINC1
THBD
Thrombophilie durch Heparin-Kofaktor 2-Mangel
VKORC1

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