Enzyme Replacement Therapy In Different Clinical Phenotypes Of Hypophosphatasia – A Presentation Of Two Cases

Authors

  • C Hofmann University of Wuerzburg
  • T Schwarz University of Wuerzburg
  • S Kunzmann University of Wuerzburg
  • J Wirbelauer University of Wuerzburg
  • M Beer University of Wuerzburg
  • H Girschick Vivantes Childrens Hospital, Berlin-Friedrichshain
  • C Willascheck Caritas Hospital of Bad Mergentheim, Department of Pediatrics
  • R Buchhorn Caritas Hospital of Bad Mergentheim, Department of Pediatrics
  • N Kreher
  • H Plotkin Cambridge, MA
  • H Landy
  • J Liese University of Wuerzburg

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Author Biographies

C Hofmann, University of Wuerzburg

University Childrens Hospital of Würzburg

T Schwarz, University of Wuerzburg

University Childrens Hospital of Würzburg

S Kunzmann, University of Wuerzburg

University Childrens Hospital of Würzburg

J Wirbelauer, University of Wuerzburg

University Childrens Hospital of Würzburg

M Beer, University of Wuerzburg

Institut of Radiodiagnostics, Department of Pediatric Radiology, Würzburg

H Girschick, Vivantes Childrens Hospital, Berlin-Friedrichshain

Vivantes Childrens Hospital, Berlin-Friedrichshain

C Willascheck, Caritas Hospital of Bad Mergentheim, Department of Pediatrics

Caritas Hospital of Bad Mergentheim, Department of Pediatrics

R Buchhorn, Caritas Hospital of Bad Mergentheim, Department of Pediatrics

Caritas Hospital of Bad Mergentheim, Department of Pediatrics

N Kreher

Enobia Pharma, Cambridge, MA

H Plotkin, Cambridge, MA

Enobia Pharma, Cambridge, MA

H Landy

Enobia Pharma, Cambridge, MA

J Liese, University of Wuerzburg

University Childrens Hospital of Würzburg

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Published

2012-07-31

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Vol. 51 No. 1 (2012): The 6th International Alkaline Phosphatase and Hypophosphatasia Symposium

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