Glycogen storage disease type I a: Frequency and clinical course in Turkish children

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作者：
Saltik I.N. [1 ,2 ]
Özen H. [1 ]
Ciliv G. [1 ]
Koçak N. [1 ]
Yüce A. [1 ]
Gürakan F. [1 ]
Dinler G. [1 ]
机构：
[1] Div. of Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hacettepe Univ. Faculty of Medicine, Ankara
[2] Hacettepe Ihsan Dogramaci Cocuk H., Gastroenteroloji Ünitesi
来源：
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics | 2000年 / 67卷 / 7期
关键词：
Children; Glycogen storage disease type Ia;
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10.1007/BF02760476
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摘要：
The aim of this study was to determine the relative frequency of type Ia in glycogen storage disease (GSD) with prominent liver involvement and to determine its clinical and laboratory findings and prognosis in Turkish children. From 1980 to 1998, 45 out of 100 GSD patients (27 male) with liver involvement had been diagnosed for type Ia. The files were retrospectively evaluated and clinical and laboratory features were documented. In addition to routine laboratory evaluations, urine albumin, calcium excretions, and plasma biotinidase activity were measured. Breast-feeding was continued in all infants. After 6 months of age, uncooked cornstarch was administered to the patients. The relative frequency of type Ia in GSD with liver involvement was 45%. The diagnosis was made in 71% of patients before 2 years of age (median 1 year.) Main complaint was abdominal protruding (57.8%), and main physical finding was hepatomegaly (100%). Forty percent of the patients had growth retardation at diagnosis. Among laboratory parameters, hypertriglyceridemia (97.8%) and hypertransaminasemia (95.6%) were the most frequent findings following plasma biotinidase activity, which was elevated in all patients. Microalbuminuria was determined in 52.8% of the patients and hypercalciuria in 23.8%. Histopathological findings of the liver included fibrosis (75.6%), steatosis (37.8%), mosaicism (24.4%) and nuclear hyperglycogenation (15.6%). During follow-up period, the ratio of patients with growth retardation did not change. Transaminases were decreased in 48.7% of the patients. Although triglyceride and cholesterol levels decreased in the majority of the patients, they did not normalise. The prevalence of type Ia in GSD with prominent liver involvement was found higher than the other reports. Microalbuminuria was also higher than the previous reports.
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