Rickets in children and clinical analysis of bone alkaline phosphatase.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Rickets in children and clinical analysis of bone alkaline phosphatase [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the bone alkaline phosphatase (BALP in the diagnosis of rickets in children. Methods: The immunological method to our hospital screening found 202 cases of night terrors, sweating and other symptoms of 0 3-year-old children with serum specimens BALP, calcium, phosphorus determination, while the exterior features of such information. Results: The abnormal rate of children with BALP 92.1%, 28.3% abnormal calcium and phosphorus of the abnormal rate of 31.8% alkaline phosphatase (ALP abnormal rate of 59.2%. X ray film and ribs positive rate 18.8%. Conclusion: The serum BALP determination of specific and early diagnosis of rickets, the method is simple, is conducive to the early diagnosis of rickets, early found that early treatment improves the diagnostic quality of rickets, greatly reducing the incidence of missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis, diagnosis and treatment can be used as a sensitive index of rickets in children. [Keywords:] rickets, bone alkaline phosphatase, clinical analysis Focus on prevention of rickets in children is the “four patients” one. Is caused by lack of vitamin D of calcium and phosphorus metabolism disorders that occur primarily in bone growth and development barriers to systemic disease, is common in children’s nutritional deficiency diseases, bone alkaline phosphatase (BALP is secreted into the osteoblast bone markers can be used as early detection, early diagnosis and treatment of rickets sensitive indicators. immunological methods we use to our hospital of 202 cases found in screening the night frightened, sweating and other symptoms of rickets in children aged 0 to 3 were detected in serum samples, the results reported below. 1 Subjects and methods 1.1 The object according to the Ministry of Health issued in 1986, infant rickets prevention program national standard [1], pediatric hospital wer