Gitelman's Syndrome differs from Bater's Syndrome in all except:: (A) Less common, (B) Later age of presentation, (C) Prominent neuromuscular signs and symptoms, (D) Generally milder clinical course
Answer is A. Gitelman's syndrome is more common than Bater's syndrome and has a generally milder clinical course with a later age of presentation. It is characterized by prominent neuromuscular symptoms and signs, including fatigue, weakness, carpopedal spasm, cramps, and tetany.