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BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1971
SummaryTwo cases of osteomalacia are described. The prevalence among the carpet weavers of Iran is discussed, and suggestions are made for preventing this crippling disease by the employment of simple prophylactic measures.
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SummaryTwo cases of osteomalacia are described. The prevalence among the carpet weavers of Iran is discussed, and suggestions are made for preventing this crippling disease by the employment of simple prophylactic measures.
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Hospital Practice, 1979
This excess of unmineralized bone can be definitively diagnosed only by bone biopsy. Vitamin D therapy, with or without adjuncts, is consistently effective, but dosages vary widely for the 30 or so known etiologies of this all-too-common osteopenia.
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This excess of unmineralized bone can be definitively diagnosed only by bone biopsy. Vitamin D therapy, with or without adjuncts, is consistently effective, but dosages vary widely for the 30 or so known etiologies of this all-too-common osteopenia.
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2016
Osteomalacia, translated “soft bones”, was first recognised by the pathologist Pommer in 1885 as a specific illness and separate from osteoporosis. It is characterised by a mineralisation malfunction of the normal structured organic bone matrix in adults and histologically by a high proportion of non-mineralised osteoid (“wide seams of osteoid”) (Fig ...
Christoph Bartl, Reiner Bartl
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Osteomalacia, translated “soft bones”, was first recognised by the pathologist Pommer in 1885 as a specific illness and separate from osteoporosis. It is characterised by a mineralisation malfunction of the normal structured organic bone matrix in adults and histologically by a high proportion of non-mineralised osteoid (“wide seams of osteoid”) (Fig ...
Christoph Bartl, Reiner Bartl
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Vnitrni lekarstvi, 1983
Osteomalacia is a metabolic bone disease caused by deficiency of vitamin D or its active metabolites. Despite a very typical X-ray picture and laboratory finding, it is very poorly diagnosed in the field and thus not treated. This may be due to its atypical clinical picture and also because this disease is frequently omitted in diagnostic ...
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Osteomalacia is a metabolic bone disease caused by deficiency of vitamin D or its active metabolites. Despite a very typical X-ray picture and laboratory finding, it is very poorly diagnosed in the field and thus not treated. This may be due to its atypical clinical picture and also because this disease is frequently omitted in diagnostic ...
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