Secondary hyperphosphatasemia of infancy and childhood: a new case

^aPediatra. Doctora en Medicina. CS de Burjassot (Valencia). Unidad de Neonatología, Hospital Universitario La Fe. Valencia. España.

Correspondence: C Casaní. E-mail: camarcar@alumni.uv.es

Reference of this article: Casaní Martínez C. Secondary hyperphosphatasemia of infancy and childhood: a new case. Rev Pediatr Aten Primaria. 2007;9:449-53.

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Abstract

Abstract Transient hyperphosphatasemia of infancy and childhood is a benign condition, of unknown aetiology and self-limited outcome that affects specially children younger than 5 years. There is an important elevation of serum alkaline phosphatase without evidence of bone or liver disease. The clinical case of a one year girl is described, making comments about controversies on the matter. Key words: Alkaline phosphatase.

Keywords

● Alkaline phosphatase

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