Fiona beat me to it – we had a case in Blackburn 18 months ago and they were referred to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital with a view to commencement on
the treatment Fiona mentioned. Again distance is an issue with Brighton I guess but I’m sure at the time there was some collaboration with Guy’s and St Thomas in London.
BW
Dr Mandy Pickersgill PhD FRCPath
Consultant Clinical Scientist
Blood Sciences
Clinical Laboratory Medicine
East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust
01254 732176 (Blackburn)
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Does anyone know of a centre with a specialist interest in hypophosphatasaemia?
There is a patient in Brighton who might have this, but the immediate request is for us to get the plasma pyridoxal 5’-phosphate checked. I think perhaps the patient might
be better off in a specialist centre especially if there is some potential clinical gain.
Ideas welcome?
Thank you for your help
Andrew Iversen
Brighton, Sussex, UK.
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