Abstract
In this report we present a family with permanent neonatal diabetes, heterozygous for a novel INS gene missense mutation, p.A24V, manifested with marked hyperglycemia and ketoacidosis, unstable glycemic control, requiring insulin therapy, rapid progression of long-term complications and accompanying physical pathological signs and brain lesions.
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