Hypophosphatasia
is a rare inherited
metabolic (chemical) bone disorder.

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Dr. Michael Whyte
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Hypophosphatasia



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(including treatment
for both femoral
fractures & pseudofractures)

Canadian
Hypophosphatasia
Contact
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as more information becomes available.
contact
Medical Director,
Metabolic Research Unit
Shriners Hosp. for Children
2001 S. Lindbergh Blvd.
St. Louis, MO
63131-3597
Tel: 314-432-3600
Fax: 314-432-2930

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American
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Website

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Orphanet Journal
Hypophosphatasia
Two great sites
for describing
Hypophosphatasia

Enzyme Replacement Therapy
Clinical Studies
enobia
Drug Development Overview
for Rare Diseases:
A Focus on Hypophosphatasia 
(HPP)
enobia
Canadian
Contact

Debbie Taillefer
PO Box 94
Lowe Farm, Manitoba
R0G 1E0
Phone (204) 303-0007