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Low alkaline phosphatase: The biological hallmark of hypophosphatasia
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Fatal outcome in a male infant with hypophosphatasia (HPP)1
An infant with seizures and other systemic manifestations of hypophosphatasia dies before 1 year of age.
Based on a published case study: Demirbilek et al, J Clin Res Pediatr Endocrinol, 2012.
aNormal ALP reference interval used by the laboratory in this case study was 150-240 IU/L. Please note that reference intervals can vary among laboratories.
bNormal PEA reference interval used by the laboratory in this case study was 0-10 μmol/L. Please note that reference intervals can vary among laboratories.
cNormal calcium reference interval used by the laboratory in this case study was 8.5-10.5 mg/dL. Please note that reference intervals can vary among laboratories.
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