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Expanding phenotype heterogeneity of NARS2 by presenting subdural hematoma and parenchymal hemorrhage.

Mehrnoosh KhodaeianFatemeh BitarafanFatemeh GarrousiElham Amjadi SardehieNeda PakSareh HosseinpourMarjan ShakibaMasoumeh FalahMasoud GarshasbiAli Reza Tavasoli
Published in: Journal of clinical laboratory analysis (2023)
Our study provides new clinical findings, subdural hematoma, and parenchymal hemorrhage, in NARS2-related disorders. Our findings along with previous studies provide more evidence of the clinical presentation of the disease caused by pathogenic variants in NARS2. Expanding the clinical spectrum increases the diagnostic rate of molecular testing and improves the quality of counseling for at-risk couples.
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