Abstract:Background: Significantly reduced serum ceruloplasmin (Cp) is the most important clue in the diagnosis of Wilson disease (WD) and is well known to clinicians. The false increase of Cp in some WD patients decrease the diagnostic accuracy. The aims of our study was to understand the factors affecting WD patients’ Cp normalization, and identify these WD patients using routine predictors.
Methods:We retrospectively screened people with serum Cp ≥140mg/L from 1032 WD patients, and followed their medical records to … Show more
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