Laboratory for Molecular Diagnostics
Center for Nephrology and Metabolic Disorders

Renale Adysplasie

Die hereditäre Nierenaplasia (Potter-Syndrom) ist eine autosomal dominante Erkrankung, die durch Mutationen in verschiedenen Genen ausgelöst werden kann. Sie ist charakterisiert durch eine uni- oder bilaterale Nierenagenesie oder -dysplasie. Gelegentlich sind neben der Niere auch andere Urogenitalorgane betroffen.

Klinischer Befund

Das klinische Bild kann stark variieren. Das Spektrum reicht von einer unilateral multizystischen Nierendegeneration über eine unilaterale Agenesie bis zur bilateralen Agenesie. Auch können insbesondere bei UPK3A-Mutationen auch andere Urogenitalorgane mitbetroffen sein.

Systematic

Angeborene Fehlbildungen des Urogenitalsystems
Branchio-Oto-Renale Dysplasie
Branchiootische Syndrom
DSTYK
Denys-Drash-Syndrom
Frasier-Syndrom
Nierenzysten und Diabetes (RCAD)
Papillorenales Syndrom
Renal-hepatisch-pankreatische Dysplasie
Renale Hypodysplasie/Aplasie
Renotubuläre Dysgenesie
WAGR-Syndrom

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