Abstract
The paper considers the pathogenesis and clinical features of Fabry's disease. It is stressed that along with cardiovascular system damage and kidney injury, there are peripheral and central nervous system lesions in this disease. In Fabry's disease, great attention is paid to cerebrovascular diseases that frequently give rise to disability. Peripheral neuropathy is mainly due to involvement of minor fibers and autonomic disorders. Signs that allow this disease to be diagnosed are given.
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