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Papillorenal Syndrome after Beta-Interferon Treatment in Pregnancy
Renal Failure, 09/15/09

Gucev ZS et al. – The multicystic renal dystrophy and a cyst of the optic nerve in association with PRS syndrome have only rarely been described. The fact that this PRS patient stemmed from a pregnancy under beta–interferon treatment raises the question whether IFNbeta–1a treatment during pregnancy has influenced the manifestation or the severity of the PAX2 mutant phenotype in this child.

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