A 3-year-old child presentswith growth retardation and a historyof recurrent attacks of hypoglycemia.On examination, you notice doll-likefacies with relatively thin extremitiesand massive hepatomegaly. Bloodexamination reveals increased lacticacid, triglyceride, and uric acid levels.All of the following complications canbe expected in this child exceptA. Hepatic adenomaB. PancreatitisC. CardiomyopathyD. Renal failure

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