Complex-IV Deficiency Manifesting as Cerebral-Dominant Mitochondrial Multiorgan Disorder Syndrome (MIMODS)

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J. Finsterer and S. Z. Mahjoub, “Complex-IV Deficiency Manifesting as Cerebral-Dominant Mitochondrial Multiorgan Disorder Syndrome (MIMODS)”, ijmhs, vol. 8, no. 5, pp. 03–04, May 2018.
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Abstract

Recently, Arilla et al. presented a 36 years old Caucasian female, who was misdiagnosed as a pure psychiatric disorder (somatisation and conversion disorder, maniac episode, affective psychosis, “special†personality) during years until at age 35y the suspicion of a MID was raised [1]

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