<qa>  What is the name of the test results?NIH patients will take part in the registry study for their lifetime, or as long as they are being followed at the NIH for their Fabry disease. At their regularly scheduled NIH clinic visits, participants will have routine medical procedures and examinations deemed necessary by the doctor. The results of blood and urine tests taken at these visits will be entered into the registry database. Blood tests will include information on genotype determination of which gene mutation is responsible for the disease, a-galactosidase A levels, Gb3 levels, and creatinine. Urine tests results will include creatinine clearance a measure of kidney function and protein evaluation. 