jesus j. solis s. wrote:
>Quiero agradecer a todas aquellas personas que nos enviaron informacion.
(I want to thank all the people who sent information)
>El nuevo punto es el siguiente, a nuestro hijo J.J. le dan espasmos infantiles que no han podido ser controlados con Mogadon y carbamazepina al 2%. Nuestro neurologo quiere intentar con ACTH. Que efectos puede tener esta hormona con la enfermedad metabolica de J.J. CPTII?
(The new point is as follows: our son J.J. has infantile spasms that
cannot be controlled with Mogadon or 2% carbamazepine. Our neurologist
wants to try ACTH. What effects could this have on J.J.'s metabolic
illness related to CPT 2?)
>Agradecido de antemano
(Thanks in advance)
As before, I can't answer the medical question, but perhaps someone else
can.
A week or so ago J.J.S.S. sent me an attached file with information he
had received from the clinical laboratory. Unfortunately although this
was apparently a Word 6 file, Word 6 on my Macintosh crashed the system
each time I tried to open it. Word 7 on my PC was able to open it, but
only the relatively small proportion of textual information was
readable. The bit I could understand indicated that his son's CPT 2
level is around 10% of normal. It was also quite clear that Simon
Eaton's guess that "CTP2" was CPT 2 was correct.
Athel
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