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Kis E et al. – Increased bone turnover was coupled with an increased potential of calcium–phosphate precipitation, as shown by the increased Ca × P/fetuin–A. It might explain the connection between disturbed mineral and bone metabolism and Ast. Tx might be beneficial on Ast, though follow–up studies are needed.

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