Metabolic Bone Disorders

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What other problems are children with scoliosis likely to have

Kidney or urinary tract abnormalities
Absent or fused ribs
Congenital heart defects
Abnormalities of spinal cord development

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What is the eitioloy of neuromucular scoliosis

Occurs in children with any disorder of the neurological system. Such as cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries, muscular dystrophies.

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What is the etiology of congenital scoliosis

Absent or abnormal growth potential due to an area of missing bone or growth plate.

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What is the pathogenesis of neuromusclar scoliosis

MM and ligs are weaker, cannot support the spine, so it begins to curve.

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What is the pathogenesis of congenital scoliosis

Disruption of the normal alignment of the spine produces differnt types of deformities. Occurs in uetero 4-6 weeks.

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Key clinical manifestations of functional scoliosis

Resolves when pt bends to affected side, or upon flexion
No vertebral rotation or bony deformity of vertebrae
Condition is not progressive

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Key clinical manifestations of structural scoliosis

Rib hump or prominence with forward flexion
Deformity of vertebrae
Scapular prominence

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Clinical manifestations of osteoporosis

History of fractures of wrist, femur or compression fractures of vertebrae
Exaggerated kyphosis
Shortened stature, mm atrophy

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Treatment implications of osteoporosis

Regular weight bearing excercise
Hormone replacement therapy
Calcium and vit D
Reducing risk of falls

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Epidemiology of osteomalacia

Elderly
Low sun exposure

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Eitology of osteomalacia

Vit D deficiency
Malnutrition in pregnancy

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Pathogenisis of Osteomalacia

Vit D deficiency prevents closure of epiphyseal plates, calcification fails to occur, the bone becomes soft.

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Definition of Rickets

Condition caused by vit d deficiancy, only seen in children.

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Etiology of Rickets

Deficits in mineralisation of newly formed bone matrix in the growing skeleton results in soft bone.

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Clinical Manifestations of rickets

Kyphosis
Genu valgum and varum
Delayed eruption of the teeth

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Pathogenesis of Rickets

Cartilage is not replaced by bone and continues to enlarge, widening the epiphyseal plate and disrupting the metaphyseal junction. Bone is poorly calcified and less rigid.

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What are the treatments for Rickets and Osteomalacia

Adressing the underlying deficiency with adequate intake of Vit D, calcium and phopsphate supplementation.