ArticleJIMD reports2025
Does p-lactate increase in patients with GSD1 after ingesting a meal with common-size sources of fructose and galactose? Observations from a prospective, non-blinded, crossover pilot study.
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Abstract
Ingestion of fructose and galactose may result in elevated lactate concentrations in patients with glycogen storage disease type 1 (GSD1). In this randomized cross-over pilot study, 7 patients with GSD 1a (6) and GSD1b (1) orally consumed a common-size fructose and galactose from either 200 mL of skimmed milk, 200 mL juice or 200 mL water. This was given after a night with their usual dietary treatment using either cornstarch, glycosade or continuous feed. P-lactate and -glucose were measured 2 h before dosing (
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