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Tyrosinemia associated with perinatal infection with cytomegalovirus. |
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| Authors: | J Thoene L Sweetman T Shafai N Kennaway J Fellman W Nyhan |
| Institution: | 1. The Department of Pediatrics, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, Calif., USA;2. The Department of Pediatrics, Riverside General Hospital, University Medical Center, Riverside, Calif., USA;3. The Division of Medical Genetics, University of Oregon, Health Sciences Center, Portland, Ore., USA;4. Department of Biochemistry, University of Oregon, Health Sciences Center, Portland, Ore., USA |
| Abstract: | A premature infant presented with elevated concentrations of tyrosine in blood and urine, evidence of hepatocellular damage, demineralization of the bones, and a renal Fanconi syndrome. This is the clinical picture found in hereditary tyrosinemia. The infant also had a perinatal infection with cytomegalovirus. |
| Keywords: | Reprint address: Department of Pediatrics University of Michigan Medical Center R6048 Kresge II Ann Arbor MI 48104 |
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