Klinik: 

Definition: Die autosomal dominanten Zystennieren sind eine Erkrankung des Erwachsenenalters, die durch Mutationen im PKD1- oder PKD2-Gen hervorgerufen werden, und in der hälfte der Fälle zur Dialysepflichtigkeit führt.

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