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hypophosphatasia
hypophosphatasia[‚hī·pō‚fas·fə′tā·zhə] (medicine) Alkaline phosphatase deficiency. A hereditary metabolic disorder characterized by subnormal amounts of alkaline phosphatase in the tissues. hypophosphatasia
hypophosphatasia [hi″po-fos″fah-ta´zhah] an error of metabolism" >inborn error of metabolism marked by abnormally low serum alkaline phosphatase activity; it is manifested by rickets in infants and children and by osteomalacia in adults. It is most severe in babies under six months of age.hy·po·phos·pha·ta·si·a (hī'pō-fos'fă-tā'zē-ă), An abnormally low content of alkaline phosphatase in the circulating blood. Synonym(s): hypophosphatasemiahy·po·phos·pha·ta·si·a (hī'pō-fos'fă-tā'zē-ă) An abnormally low content of alkaline phosphatase in the circulating blood. hy·po·phos·pha·ta·si·a (hī'pō-fos'fă-tā'zē-ă) An abnormally low content of alkaline phosphatase in circulating blood. AcronymsSeeHPP |