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- W4387209896 abstract "Rett syndrome (RTT) is now widely recognized as a profound neurological disorder that predominantly affects females and is closely associated with mutations in the methylated CpG binding protein 2 (MECP2) gene located on the X chromosome. The Characteristic symptoms of RTT include the loss of acquired language and motor skills, repetitive hand movements, irregular breathing, and seizures. Additionally, RTT patients may experience sporadic episodes of gastrointestinal problems, hypoplasia, early-onset osteoporosis, bruxism, and screaming episodes. It is worth noting that males exhibit a unique and variable phenotype, though rare in RTT cases, often accompanied by severe manifestations.In this report, we present the case of a young male child with a de novo c.806delG hemizygous mutation, leading to an atypical presentation of RTT that remarkably mirrors the clinical features of Bartter syndrome, a genetic metabolic disorder. The clinical manifestations in this case included the loss of previously acquired language and motor skills, repetitive hand movements, breathing irregularities, seizures, sporadic episodes of gastrointestinal distress, hypoplasia, early-onset osteoporosis, bruxism, and episodes of screaming. This distinctive presentation underscores the complex diagnostic landscape of RTT, particularly in males, and highlights the need for vigilant clinical evaluation.This case report sheds light on an unusual and atypical presentation of RTT in a young male child with a de novo c.806delG hemizygous mutation. The resemblance of clinical features to Bartter syndrome underscores the diagnostic challenges posed by RTT and highlights the importance of comprehensive clinical assessment and genetic testing, especially in cases deviating from the typical RTT phenotype. Our findings contribute valuable insights into the early diagnosis and management of atypical RTT presentations." @default.
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- W4387209896 date "2023-09-29" @default.
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- W4387209896 title "Clinical Research on Rett Syndrome: Central Hypoxemia and Hypokalemic Metabolic Alkalosis." @default.
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