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Systematrophien

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Pathologie

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Die ätiologische Klärung einiger Krankheiten führte dazu, diese nicht mehr unter die Systematrophien, sondern unter andere Krankheitsgruppen zu subsumieren, so z.B. die Gerstmann-Sträussler-Krankheit unter die Prion-Enzephalopathien und die Refsum-Krankheit unter die Enzymdefekte des Phytanstoffwechsels.

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