Abstract
BackgroundAlport syndrome (AS) accounts for 0.2%-0.6% adult and 2–3% paediatric patients with end stage renal disease (ESRD), with increased risk of chronic kidney disease in those with heterozygous mutations. Angiotensin-converting...
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