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Analysis of clinical characteristics of thyroid phenotype in Pendred syndrome based on multiple databases.

European review for medical and pharmacological sciences - 1 Jun 2023

Li Y-L, Gong F-Y, Dang Z-Y, Xiong W, Zhang M-D, Wang Y-X, Wang C-C, Jin Z-G

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OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to provide statistical data support for the development of thyroid phenotype-related follow-up and reference for follow-up duration and project selection by analyzing the clinical characteristics of thyroid phenotype in Pendred syndrome (PDS) based on multiple databases. MATERIALS AND METHODS: PDS-related pathogenic or possibly/pathogenic mutations were searched by Deafness Variation...

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PMID: 37401273
DOI: 10.26355/eurrev_202306_32773

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