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[Genotypic analysis of familial dilated vestibular aqueduct syndrome].

Lin chuang er bi yan hou ke za zhi = Journal of clinical otorhinolaryngology - 1 Feb 2006

Dai Pu, Han Dongyi, Cao Juyang, Zhai Suoqiang, Kang Dongyang, Liu Xin, Yuan Huijun, Zhang Xin, Li Mei, Liu Lixian, Feng Bo, Yang Weiyan, Wu Bailin

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OBJECTIVE: To analyze clinical manifestation of patients from two families with dilated vestibular aqueduct syndrome (DVAS). Their genotypic patterns were discriminated with the genetic testing methods for PDS gene. METHOD: The twin sisters from pedigree and the brother and sister from pedigree 2 all suffered from sensorineural hearing loss. All patients from these two families were confirmed to have enlarged...

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