Nephrogenic diabetes insipidus epidemiology and demographics

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Prevalence

The exact prevalence of NDI is not known but it is assumed to be rare. The most recent estimate of the prevalence of NDI in Quebec, Canada is 8.8:1,000,000 males [Arthus et al 2000]. In the Dutch population of about 16 million, 40 affected families are known.

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