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A number from a study Kidneys and diabetes 1 supporting source confidence 97% novelty 60%

A supportive finding may be hypomagnesemia which occurs in up to 70 % of patients diagnosed with HNF1B related disease a

A source reports “70 %” in the context of kidney: “A supportive finding may be hypomagnesemia which occurs in up to 70 % of patients diagnosed with HNF1B related disease and hyperuricemia.Key words: HNF1B - MODY - RCAD - diabetes mellitus - cholestatic jaundice.”

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[Liver, kidneys and diabetes: three faces of HNF1B gene deficit]. peer_reviewed · published 2014-09-01 · live page
A supportive finding may be hypomagnesemia which occurs in up to 70 % of patients diagnosed with HNF1B related disease and hyperuricemia.Key words: HNF1B - MODY - RCAD - diabetes mellitus - cholestatic jaundice.

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[Liver, kidneys and diabetes: three faces of HNF1B gene deficit]. pubmed 2014-09-01 yesterday 1.00