Fast Five Quiz: Primary Hyperoxaluria Type 1 Signs and Symptoms

Bradley Schwartz, DO

March 04, 2022

When patients with PH1 present as adults, approximately 50% have ESKD at presentation. Patients with PH1 may present at any age.

The three types of primary hyperoxaluria have similar signs and symptoms; however, ESKD tends to occur earlier and is slightly more common in PH1 than in PH2.

Learn more about the presentation of PH1.

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