Likewise, we recently had a level of 3000+ (ULN 280) which was all heat
stable, and bile acids were normal.
With best wishes
Richard
Biochemistry Department
Queen Mary's Hospital
Sidcup, Kent
DA14 6LT
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From: Corns, Cathryn [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 15:24
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Subject: Re: ALK PHOS IN PREGNANCY
On one occasion I remember seeing a very high alk phos on a pregnant lady,
at about 37 weeks - can't remember exactly what the level was now, but
around 2000, with ULN of 120 u/L. It was virtually all heat-stable, and EP
suggested it was all placental ALP. Levels fell to normal fairly soon after
delivery. Other LFTs were all normal, but bile acids were'nt measured in
those days!
Cathryn Corns
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Sent: 04 December 2002 15:16
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Subject: ALK PHOS IN PREGNANCY
Just how high can alkaline phosphatase go in pregnancy? How many x ULN
would you expect at term?
Many thanks
Rob
Dr Robert Lord
Department of Clinical Biochemistry
Rotherham District General Hospital
Moorgate Road
Oakwood
Rotherham
S60 2UD
Tel 01709 820000
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