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MKRN3 mutations in familial cases of CPP, genetic testing is being increasingly used in the clinical investigation of the disorder (see Fig. 2 ). In familial cases, genetic tests could precede brain MRI, with such imaging potentially being delayed or
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paediatrician as per local protocol were performed in every case. Of the 25 genetically confirmed cases of HI/HA, electroencephalography (EEG) was performed in 14/25 cases and MRI brain was performed in 12/25 cases. A spectrum of neurological disorders was
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46,XY. MRI showed the presence of a Müllerian duct remnant of 27 mm × 15 mm not visible on ultrasonography. Surgery was performed to remove the gonads due to testicular dysgenesis highlighted by the hormonal workup. The anatomopathological study
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