Waardinburg syndrome - inherited deafness with pigmentary involvement
The Waardenburg syndrome was first clearly defined in 1951. The major clinical importance lies in the fact that about 20% of affected individuals are deaf. Furthermore, because the condition is inherited autosomal dominantly, there is a risk of the disorder being handed down from generation to gener...
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1979-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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