ea0051p029 | Miscellaneous/other | BSPED2017
Maduemem Kene
, Kennedy Elaine
, Morrissey Rose
, Riordan Michael
, O'Riordan Stephen M P
Introduction: Hypercalcaemia in Williams-Beuren syndrome (WBS) is usually mild and transient, but may be severe in about 5% of new presentations. Often some children will not respond well to traditional therapies.Case report: We describe three cases of acute hypercalcaemia and their management in a regional Paediatric unit. Case 1: A 16-month-old known WBS girl, presented with irritability, reduced feeding. Corrected serum calcium was 4.51 mmol/l. She wa...