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Síndrome de Bartter relacionado con polihidramnios severo

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Sep 2019Publisher:Medicos De America Sociedad de Responsabilidad LimitadaJournal:Revista Medica Sinergia, volume 4, page e271 (issn: 2215-4523, eissn: 2215-5279, Copyright policy )
Authors: Franklin Escobar Zárate; Tatiana Vargas Rubio;

doi: 10.31434/rms.v4i9.271

Síndrome de Bartter relacionado con polihidramnios severo

Abstract

El síndrome de Bartter es un un trastorno tubular renal hereditario autosómico recesivo, poco frecuente, afecta aproximadamente 1 de cada 1.000.000 de la población. Este Síndrome está causado por mutaciones homocigotas o heterocigotas compuestas en cuatro genes que codifican proteínas que participan en la reabsorción tubular de líquido en el segmento ascendente grueso del asa de Henle, causando una alteración de la reabsorción del sodio, potasio y cloro, dando como resultado manifestaciones clínicas de importancia.

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