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What is zellweger syndrome?

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Dr. James Cummings answered

Specializes in Neonatology

A leukodystrophy: A genetic condition named after a researcher, zellweger's is a rare leukodystrophy (ld). Lds are a family of congenital disorders with abnormal development and function of the white matter of the brain but they can affect other organs as well. The term syndrome refers to a pattern of physical findings, including unusual craniofacial features, large liver, and eye abnormalities. There is no cure.

Answered 11/22/2013

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