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A patient presenting with a clinical triad of sensorineural deafness, progressive renal failure, and ocular anomalies (such as anterior lenticonus) is classic for which condition?
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- 1Alport syndrome✓
- 2Wernicke's syndrome
- 3Acute liver failure syndrome
- 4Atopic triad syndrome
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Alport syndrome
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