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NORMOMAGNESEMIC GITELMAN SYNDROME PATIENTS EXHIBIT A STRONGER REACTION TO THIAZIDE THAN HYPOMAGNESEMIC PATIENTS.
Endocrine practice : official journal of the American College of Endocrinology and the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists - 1 Sept 2015
Jiang Lanping, Peng Xiaoyan, Ma Jie, Yuan Tao, Qin Yan, Wang Ou, Wang Haiyun, Wang Ying, Chen Gang, Yue Cai, Li Chao, Nie Min, Xing Xiaoping, Li Xuemei, Lee Xuewang, Chen Limeng
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OBJECTIVE: In recent decades, the thiazide test has been introduced to aid the diagnosis of Gitelman syndrome (GS), but the effect of thiazide in normomagnesemic GS patients is currently unknown. This study was conducted to compare the thiazide test results of normomagnesemic and hypomagnesemic GS patients. METHODS: Seventeen GS patients with SLC12A3 gene mutations were enrolled, five of whom did not have a...
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