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Neurological and Neuropsychological Problems in Tyrosinemia Type I Patients crises are another main finding in these patients when they are treated with a tyrosine and phenylalanine restricted diet only. This is caused by the accumulation of δ-aminolevulinic acid due to the inhibitory effect of succinylacetone on the enzyme that metabolizes δ-aminolevulinic acid. Due to th

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Tyrosinemia Type I in Japan: A Report of Five CasesB 88:192–200, 1957). Five cases of patients with tyrosinemia type I were reported to be definitively diagnosed in Japan. The first case was reported by Sakai et al. and Kitagawa et al. To the best of our knowledge, this was the first definite report in the world. The second and third cases were thos

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Newborn Screening for Hereditary Tyrosinemia Type I in Québec: Updatets acute form is characterized by hepatic failure, renal dysfunction and neurological crisis, and may lead to death. Due to a genetic founder effect in the French-Canadian population, the prevalence of HTI is increased in the province of Quebec (1/19 819), with the IVS12 + 5G>A (1062 + 5G>A) splice

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Hepatorenal Tyrosinemia in Mexico: A Call to Actionnical diagnosis is difficult because of its low prevalence and heterogeneous symptoms. In developed countries, expanded newborn screening, based on succinylacetone quantification by tandem mass spectrometry, has been very valuable in the early detection of hepatorenal tyrosinemia, providing the oppo