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Does anyone know the X-linked pigmentary Reticulata Disorder with Systematic manifestations?
The X-linked pigmentary Reticulata Disorder with Systematic manifestations is a very rare disease that almost no one knows. Only six patients all over the world are known to be sick with it. I own a website (www.xlpdr.com) that is dedicated to the disease. I'm looking for other families that share the same disease.
asked Mar 18, 2011 at 09:02AM in Dermatology
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