Late symptoms in infantile XXXX .

@entity1 @entity1375 @entity129 @entity6118 @entity101 @entity75 @entity229 @entity1415 @entity1109 @entity8518 @entity1723 @entity382 @entity413
Late symptoms of infantile @entity8518 were evaluated in 19 @entity1 aged 15-26 years who had a high graft survival following kidney transplantation. The end-stage cystinotic kidney was responsible for renal @entity101 in 5 @entity1 following grafts. Photophobia did not increase in relation to age, but 3 @entity1 became blind and 1 lost the sight in one eye at 25 years of age. Two @entity1 developed clinical symptoms of @entity1375 , and 15 other @entity1 had a @entity1375 . Four @entity1 developed permanent @entity1723 and 2 developed @entity1723 after transplantation. The oral @entity413 tolerance test was abnormal in 11 of 14 @entity1 on low-dose @entity229 . @entity382 was noted in 10 cases, but only 3 @entity1 developed clinical symptoms of portal @entity101 . Symptoms of @entity6118 were observed in 6 cases leading to splenectomy. Repeat gross @entity1415 was observed in 7 of the @entity1 when on dialysis and persisted after transplantation in 1 @entity1 , who died from @entity1415 . A particular @entity75 developed in 2 @entity1 at the ages of 17 and 24, characterized by speech difficulties, @entity1109 and @entity129 ; one died at the age of 21. The mean adult height of these @entity1 was 136.5 cm in males and 124 cm in females, and their psychosocial adjustment was related to the extra-renal complications of @entity8518 rather than to the renal status.
