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  		• Chapter 5.1 The Adult Patient with Hereditary Metabolic Disease

    Adults with inborn errors is a fast growing patient group. Patients presenting in a late age of onset are seen more and more in the pediatric ward, while those diagnosed as children are being cared for by pediatricians well into adulthood. This new chapter discusses the management of these patients across a variety of factors.


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