Gitelman syndrome in a South African family presenting with hypokalaemia and unusual food cravings

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Pieter Du Toit van der Merwe
Megan A. Rensburg
William L. Haylett
Soraya Bardien
M. Razeen Davids
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[1] Stellenbosch University and Tygerberg Hospital,Division of Nephrology, Department of Medicine
[2] Stellenbosch University and National Health Laboratory Service,Division of Chemical Pathology
[3] Stellenbosch University,Division of Molecular Biology and Human Genetics
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BMC Nephrology | / 18卷
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South Africa; Gitelman syndrome; Hypokalaemia; Tubular disorders; Salt craving; Mutation; Pseudo-dominant inheritance;
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