Decreased cortical thickness & osteopenia in children with diabetes mellitus.
Decreased cortical thickness & osteopenia in children with diabetes mellitus.
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皮质厚度减少
DOI:
10.1210/jcem-45-4-845
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发表时间:
1977
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通讯作者:
Virginia V. Weldon
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Julio V. Santiago;William H. McAlister;S. Ratzan;Y. Bussman;Morey W. Haymond;G. Shackelford;Virginia V. Weldon
A recent study using the photon absorption technique has revealed a high frequency of significant bone loss in diabetic adults regardless of age or duration of diabetes. In this study 107 diabetic children age 4-18 were studied using cortical bone thickness and skeletal maturation as indicators of bone development. Overall, 25% of all diabetic children had cortical thickness values below the five percent limit for normal children. This was more common in boys than girls and was unrelated to duration of diabetes. A modest increase in delayed skeletal maturation did not account for the cortical thinning and osteopenia observed. The cause of the osteopenia of diabetic children remains an enigma.