Glanville and Ross Bloom : Case of Renal Tubular Osteomalacia ( Dent Type
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FIG. 1.-Pseudo-fractures of first metacarpals in 1957. FIG. 2.-Gomplete healing of metacarpal fractures in 1958. FIG. 3.-Metacarpal fractures still healed in January 1964. No subperiosteal erosions have developed as a result of the hyperparathyroidism, indicating that this is the type that affects plasma levels without producing specific bone disease. FIG. 4.-Femoral pseudo-fractures (arrowed) in June 1957. The fractures healed completely with treatment. FIG. 5.-Recurrence of femoral Looser zones in July 1963 after reduction in dose of dihydrotachysterol.
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