Table 3 Vitamins and bone metabolism markers before starting supplementation of vitamin D
| Â | Â | Â | (normal range) |
|---|---|---|---|
Vitamin A | < 5 | IU/dL | 97–316 |
Vitamin K1 | < 0.05 | ng/mL | 0.15–1.25 |
Vitamin K2 | < 0.05 | ng/mL | < 0.1 |
Vitamin E | 0.21 | mg/dL | 0.75–1.41 |
1,25(OH)2 Vitamin D | 20.3 | pg/mL | 20.0–60.0 |
25(OH) Vitamin D3 | < 5 | pg/mL | 7–41 |
Retinol binding protein | 0.7 | mg/dL | 1.9–4.6 |
Vitamin B1 | 134 | ng/mL | 24–66 |
Vitamin B12 | 2320 | pg/mL | 180–914 |
Nicotinic acid | 4.4 | μg/mL | 4.7–7.9 |
Folic acid | 18.7 | ng/mL | > 4.0 |
TRACP-5b | 1490 | μU/mL | 120–420 |
NTx | 1285 | nmolBCE/L | 14.3–89.0 |
Bone type ALP | 123 | μg/L | 3.8–22.6 |
Intact P1NP | 181 | μg/L | 14.9–68.8 |
Osteocalcin | 2.9 | ng/mL | 14.2–54.8 |
intact PTH | 650 | pg/mL | 10–65 |
PTHrP | < 1.1 | pmol/L | < 1.0 |
FGF23 | Below the detection limit | pg/mL | 19.9–52.9 |
%TRP | 87.8 | % | 81–90 |
TmP/GFR | 1.414 | mg/dL | 2.0–3.4 |