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Designated intractable disease 130: professional and public information

The linked page is intended for healthcare professionals and includes diagnostic criteria used in Japan and links to guidance. Tabs lead to public information and FAQs.

Scope & limitations

The administrative category includes HSAN IV and V. Its scope is wider than NTRK1-CIPA.

About these terms

HSAN IV
Where a resource says HSAN IV, it usually means CIPA. MedlinePlus Genetics states that CIPA “is also known as hereditary sensory and autonomic neuropathy type IV”, lists HSAN type IV and HSAN4 as alternative names, and identifies NTRK1 as the gene involved.Based on: MedlinePlus Genetics, U.S. National Library of Medicine

Record details

Source organization
Japan Intractable Diseases Information Center
Regions
Japan
Research record date
2026-09-21This is not the medical revision date.
Publication status
Publication review complete

Title, version & context

Index title
Designated intractable disease 130: professional and public information
Version & date
Professional information (entry 4361): April 2024. Public information (4360) and FAQ (4362): November 2023. Research-group roster: June 2026.
Source title

先天性無痛無汗症(指定難病130)

Relationship to CIPA
Explicitly includes CIPA.

Reading notes

Main audience
Healthcare professionals; patients and families can use the public-information and FAQ tabs.
Resource purpose
Consult the professional overview, diagnostic criteria and guidance sources, with attention to the scope of Japan’s disease designation.

Individual diagnosis and treatment require assessment by a physician.

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