Hyperglycerolemia, juvenile form: A genetic condition where an enzyme deficiency (glycerol kinase) results in an accumulation of glycerol in the body as well as it's excretion through the urine. The juvenile form of the condition occurs in chidren and can cause serious complications. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Hyperglycerolemia, juvenile form is available below.
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