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Classical Galactosemia Among Indian Children: Presentation and Outcome from a Pediatric Gastroenterology Center.
Indian Pediatrics 2016 January
OBJECTIVE: To analyze the presentation and predictors of outcome of children with galactosemia.
METHODS: Analysis of clinical, laboratory, microbiological profile and outcome of patients fulfilling the diagnostic criteria: i) clinical setting; ii) reduced erythrocyte Gal-1-PUT enzyme activity; and iii) unequivocal response to lactose-free diet.
RESULTS: 24 patients; median age of symptom onset and diagnosis: 10 (3-75) d and 55 (15-455) days, respectively. 71% had uncorrectable coagulopathy; 71% systemic infections; and 54% had ascites.
CONCLUSION: Despite delayed referral, high Pediatric end-stage liver disease scores and systemic infections, long-term outcome in galactosemia is rewarding. A subset of children have developmental delay.
METHODS: Analysis of clinical, laboratory, microbiological profile and outcome of patients fulfilling the diagnostic criteria: i) clinical setting; ii) reduced erythrocyte Gal-1-PUT enzyme activity; and iii) unequivocal response to lactose-free diet.
RESULTS: 24 patients; median age of symptom onset and diagnosis: 10 (3-75) d and 55 (15-455) days, respectively. 71% had uncorrectable coagulopathy; 71% systemic infections; and 54% had ascites.
CONCLUSION: Despite delayed referral, high Pediatric end-stage liver disease scores and systemic infections, long-term outcome in galactosemia is rewarding. A subset of children have developmental delay.
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