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ArticleClinical case reports2025

An Atypical Presentation of Bartter Syndrome Type 3 With Hypocalciuria and Opisthotonus Posture in a Preterm Infant.

Karim Hassan, Imad Afara, Ali Harajli, Jawad Allam, Kaity Saliba, Frederic Harb

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Karim HassanFaculty of Medicine and Medical Sciences University of Balamand, Main Campus Koura North Governorate Lebanon.
Imad AfaraFaculty of Medicine and Medical Sciences University of Balamand, Main Campus Koura North Governorate Lebanon.
Ali HarajliGilbert and Rose-Marie Chaghoury School of Medicine Lebanese American University, Byblos Campus Beirut Beirut Governorate Lebanon.
Jawad AllamFaculty of Medicine and Medical Sciences University of Balamand, Main Campus Koura North Governorate Lebanon.
Kaity SalibaFaculty of Medicine and Medical Sciences University of Balamand, Main Campus Koura North Governorate Lebanon.
Frederic HarbFaculty of Medicine and Medical Sciences University of Balamand, Main Campus Koura North Governorate Lebanon.ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5882-1619

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

This case highlights an unusual presentation of Bartter Syndrome Type 3 marked by hypocalciuria and opisthotonus posture. Recognizing such atypical neuromuscular signs is essential for early diagnosis, genetic confirmation, and targeted management in pediatric patients with electrolyte imbalances.

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Bartter Syndrome Type 3genetic mutation CLCNKBhypocalciurianeonatal electrolyte imbalanceopisthotonus posturepediatric

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PMID40756081
PMCPMC12313829

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