Disease #01969 (neuramidase deficiency (sialidosis, type II), OMIM:256550)

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Name neuramidase deficiency (sialidosis, type II)
OMIM ID 256550
Human Phenotype Ontology Project (HPO) HPO
Inheritance Autosomal recessive
Individuals reported having this disease 3
Phenotype entries for this disease 3
Associated with 1 gene NEU1
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Date created 2014-09-25 23:29:40 +02:00 (CEST)
Date last edited 2021-12-10 21:51:32 +01:00 (CET)


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00080799 - PubMed: Trujillano 2017 unaffected heterozygous carrier parents - - - - - - - - neuramidase deficiency (sialidosis, type II) Sialidosis, type I (OMIM: 256550) NEU1 NEU1 2 1 Daniel Trujillano
00334797 176990 - - M yes Turkey - - - - - neuramidase deficiency (sialidosis, type II) fetal ultrasound: (+) Brachycephaly,(+) Edema,(+) Hydrops fetalis,(+) Fetal ascites,(+) Mild fetal ventriculomegaly NEU1 NEU1 1 1 Andreas Laner
00334907 PME10 PubMed: Courage 2021, Journal: Courage 2021 - M no Malaysia - - - - - neuramidase deficiency (sialidosis, type II) Onset 12 years of infrequent TCS on background of normal development. Frequent myoclonus from 14 years, progressive ataxia, completely wheelchair bound at 17 years old. Normal vision and ophthalmology examination until 20 years old. Visual deterioration from 20 years old and cherry red spot seen at 21 years old. Normal cognition. - NEU1 2 1 Carolina Courage
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