Hypophosphatemic Rickets

[1] Albright F., Butler A., Bloomberg E., Rickets resistant to vitamin D therapy, Am J Dis Child, 54, pp. 529-547, (1937)

[2] Winters R., Graham J., Williams T., McFalls V., Burnett C., A genetic study of familial hypophosphatemia and vitamin D resistant rickets with a review of the literature, Medicine, 37, pp. 97-142, (1958)

[3] Walling M., Intestinal Ca and phosphate transport: Differential responses to vitamin D₃ metabolites, Am J Physiol, 233, (1977)

[4] Lee D., Walling M., Brautbar N., Intestinal phosphate absorption: Influence of vitamin D and non-vitamin D factors, Am J Physiol, 250, (1986)

[5] Rizzoli R., Fleisch H., Bonjour J.-P., Role of 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D₃ on intestinal phosphate absorption in rats with a normal vitamin D supply, J Clin Invest, 60, (1977)

[6] Greenberg B., Winters R., Graham J., The normal range of serum inorganic phosphorus and its utility as a discriminant in the diagnosis in congenital hypophosphatemia, J Clin Endocrinol Metab, 20, pp. 364-379, (1960)

[7] Scriver C., Tenenhouse H., Mendelian phenotypes as "probes" of renal transport systems for amino acids and phosphate, Renal Physiology, Handbook of Physiology Series (Section 8), (1992)

[8] Markowitz M., Rotkin L., Rosen J., Circadian rhythms of blood minerals in humans, Science, 213, (1981)

[9] Walton R., Bijvoet O., Nomogram for the derivation of renal threshold phosphate concentration, Lancet, 2, 7929, pp. 309-310, (1975)

[10] Schurman S., Norden A., Scheinman S., X-linked recessive nephrolithiasis: Presentation and diagnosis in children, J Pediatr, 132, pp. 859-862, (1998)

[1] Albright F., Butler A., Bloomberg E., Rickets resistant to vitamin D therapy, Am J Dis Child, 54, pp. 529-547, (1937)

[2] Winters R., Graham J., Williams T., McFalls V., Burnett C., A genetic study of familial hypophosphatemia and vitamin D resistant rickets with a review of the literature, Medicine, 37, pp. 97-142, (1958)

[3] Walling M., Intestinal Ca and phosphate transport: Differential responses to vitamin D₃ metabolites, Am J Physiol, 233, (1977)

[4] Lee D., Walling M., Brautbar N., Intestinal phosphate absorption: Influence of vitamin D and non-vitamin D factors, Am J Physiol, 250, (1986)

[5] Rizzoli R., Fleisch H., Bonjour J.-P., Role of 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D₃ on intestinal phosphate absorption in rats with a normal vitamin D supply, J Clin Invest, 60, (1977)

[6] Greenberg B., Winters R., Graham J., The normal range of serum inorganic phosphorus and its utility as a discriminant in the diagnosis in congenital hypophosphatemia, J Clin Endocrinol Metab, 20, pp. 364-379, (1960)

[7] Scriver C., Tenenhouse H., Mendelian phenotypes as "probes" of renal transport systems for amino acids and phosphate, Renal Physiology, Handbook of Physiology Series (Section 8), (1992)

[8] Markowitz M., Rotkin L., Rosen J., Circadian rhythms of blood minerals in humans, Science, 213, (1981)

[9] Walton R., Bijvoet O., Nomogram for the derivation of renal threshold phosphate concentration, Lancet, 2, 7929, pp. 309-310, (1975)

[10] Schurman S., Norden A., Scheinman S., X-linked recessive nephrolithiasis: Presentation and diagnosis in children, J Pediatr, 132, pp. 859-862, (1998)