amniokystinesteen
Amniokystinesteen, also known as amniotic cystine inclusion disease, is a rare and severe congenital disorder primarily affecting the eyes. It is characterized by the accumulation of cystine crystals within the amniotic fluid and various tissues of the developing fetus. The condition is typically diagnosed during prenatal screening, often through ultrasound or amniocentesis, which reveals abnormal findings in the amniotic fluid or fetal tissues.
The exact cause of amniokystinesteen remains unclear, though it is believed to be linked to genetic mutations
Diagnosis is typically confirmed through genetic testing or biochemical analysis of cystine levels in amniotic fluid
Pregnant women with a suspected diagnosis may undergo termination of pregnancy, as the prognosis for affected