[Electrolyte disorders as a hallmark of monogenetic diseases].

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In daily clinical practice, the term electrolyte generally refers to sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium, and magnesium ions. In addition to their many functions, such as neuronal and muscular transmission, some electrolytes also contribute to osmolality and maintenance of electrochemical gradients, which, in turn enable many transport processes. The absorption and reabsorption of electrolytes occurs via...

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