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Osteomalacia is a
disease characterized by the
softening of the
bones caused by
impaired bone
metabolism primarily due to
inadequate levels of available...
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Oncogenic osteomalacia, also
known as tumor-induced
osteomalacia or
oncogenic hypophosphatemic osteomalacia, is an
uncommon disorder resulting in increased...
- or an
abnormally curved spine. The
analogous condition in
adults is
osteomalacia. The most
common cause of
rickets is a
vitamin D deficiency, although...
- bone-softening diseases, such as
rickets in children. It can also
worsen osteomalacia and
osteoporosis in adults,
increasing the risk of bone fractures. Muscle...
- or
hereditary hypophosphatemia may
cause the
metabolic bone
disorder osteomalacia.
Although there is
currently no
treatment for the
genetic condition,...
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Axial osteomalacia is a rare
osteosclerotic disorder characterized by
axial skeleton pain, co****ning of the
trabecular bone
pattern on
radiographs of...
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commonly responsible for
pathological fractures,
including osteoporosis,
osteomalacia, Paget's disease, Osteitis,
osteogenesis imperfecta,
benign bone tumours...
- [citation needed] If
hypophosphatemia is chronic;
rickets in
children or
osteomalacia in
adults may develop.[citation needed]
Refeeding syndrome – This causes...
- acidosis. The loss of
phosphate results in the bone
diseases rickets and
osteomalacia (even with
adequate vitamin D and
calcium levels),
because phosphate...
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supplements are
intended to
prevent or
treat vitamin D
deficiency rickets and
osteomalacia.
There are many
other health conditions linked to
vitamin D deficiency...
