-transparent.png){kind=logo}
The activity of intestinal isoenzyme of serum alkaline phosphatase was evaluated in 21 non-dialyzed patients with advanced renal failure and in 52 patients on regular hemodialysis. In patients without hepatopathy, a significant inverse correlation was found between the enzyme activity and serum calcium levels. Hepatopathy was the most significant variable influencing the enzyme activity in patients on dialysis. Secondary hyperparathyroidism and a decreased rate in enzyme elimination should be assessed for the above-normal activities of intestinal ALP in serum in chronic renal failure.
Related Publications
J Stĕpán, and
T Havránek, and
E Jelínková, and
M Straková, and
J Skrha, and
V Pacovský
January 1988,
Gastroenterology,
J Stĕpán, and
T Havránek, and
E Jelínková, and
M Straková, and
J Skrha, and
V Pacovský
October 1977,
Clinica chimica acta; international journal of clinical chemistry,
J Stĕpán, and
T Havránek, and
E Jelínková, and
M Straková, and
J Skrha, and
V Pacovský
March 2002,
Kidney international,
J Stĕpán, and
T Havránek, and
E Jelínková, and
M Straková, and
J Skrha, and
V Pacovský
April 1985,
Deutsche medizinische Wochenschrift (1946),
J Stĕpán, and
T Havránek, and
E Jelínková, and
M Straková, and
J Skrha, and
V Pacovský
November 1984,
The Journal of pediatrics,
J Stĕpán, and
T Havránek, and
E Jelínková, and
M Straková, and
J Skrha, and
V Pacovský
March 1998,
Nephrology, dialysis, transplantation : official publication of the European Dialysis and Transplant Association - European Renal Association,
J Stĕpán, and
T Havránek, and
E Jelínková, and
M Straková, and
J Skrha, and
V Pacovský
May 1985,
JAMA,
J Stĕpán, and
T Havránek, and
E Jelínková, and
M Straková, and
J Skrha, and
V Pacovský
July 1967,
American journal of clinical pathology,
J Stĕpán, and
T Havránek, and
E Jelínková, and
M Straková, and
J Skrha, and
V Pacovský
February 1977,
Clinical biochemistry,
J Stĕpán, and
T Havránek, and
E Jelínková, and
M Straková, and
J Skrha, and
V Pacovský
September 2012,
BMC neurology,
