Accepted at 1:35 a.m. May, 31, 2025 by herstein.jacob
Author: herstein.jacob
Related Note: 1467833788256
Rationale for change

Unfortunately, no approved source for the name change because this is pretty LY - Klein Waardenburg is a subtype of Waardenburg in general. PAX3 mutations contribute to multiple disease subtypes (both Type 1 and Type 3)

Also edited card to focus on more HY topics - AMBOSS question directly asks about the cause of the syndrome, answer is impaired development of neural crest cells
Source: Other - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waardenburg_syndrome

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