Rotor’s syndrome
| Description | Clinical presentation: General manifestation already in the childhood. Discrete hyperbilirubinemia (direct bilirubin). Increase after taking of phenobarbital. Porphyrin testing in the 24-hour urine shows in increase of the total koproporphyrines (I/III approximately 3/2) |
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