Treating nephrocalcinosis in newborns: A primer for clinicians.

Published Date: 12 Jun 2024

Approximately 40% of premature babies born in the U.S. S. have a disorder called nephrocalcinosis, which causes the kidneys to accumulate too much calcium. Sadly, underdiagnosis occurs frequently. The presence of nephrocalcinosis is not always noticed by neonatologists.

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