Serum phosphorus regulation

The serum phosphorus concentration is determined by the balance between intestinal absorption of phosphate from the diet (16 mg/kg/day), storage of phosphate in the skeleton (3 mg/kg/day), and excretion of phosphate through the urine (13 mg/kg/day).

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MediHelp links 3 medicines to Serum phosphorus regulation, for example Ferric oxyhydroxide, Sevelamer, Sucroferric oxyhydroxide. The drug of choice and further sections open after sign-in.

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