ROSAH, syndrome
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Acronym for Retinal dystrophy, Optic nerve edema, Splenomegaly, Anhidrosis, and migraine Headache
Very rare: described in a few families. Dominant autosomal transmission of a mutation in the ALPK1 gene (4q25) coding for kinase.
Clinical signs:
- retinal dystrophy with optic nerve edema: progressive loss of vision
- splenomegaly
- anhidrosis with a riskfor hyperthermia
- migraines.
In addition, pancytopenia, frequent infections or moderate renal failure can be associated.
Anesthetic implications:
check total blood count and renal function
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Updated: November 2019