| Impaired fat soluble vitamin absorption may also occur leading to osteopenia, increased clotting times, and night blindness. |
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| Investigations for inflammatory disease were negative and a plain x-ray showed only periarticular osteopenia and a joint effusion. |
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| Women with severe osteopenia or osteoporosis must be cautious when engaging in physical activity. |
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| Over time, the inflammatory pain causes disuse of affected joints leading to generalized osteopenia of whole bones. |
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| Over 2 years, she developed features of Cushing's syndrome with proximal myopathy, osteopenia, hypertension, depressive psychosis, and cushingoid appearance. |
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| Tests have shown that my osteoporosis as well as my lumbar osteopenia have improved a lot. |
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| Spontaneous reports of osteoporosis, osteopenia, bone fractures, and delayed healing of bone fractures have been seen in the ACCUTANE population. |
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| Use of low molecular weight heparins over extended periods has been reported to be associated with development of osteopenia. |
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| Radiological findings include joint effusions and peri-articular osteopenia. |
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| If you have already been diagnosed with osteoporosis or osteopenia, talk to your doctor about medication that may help with your condition. |
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| If the test shows that the patient has osteopenia or osteoporosis, a number of approved medical treatments are available. |
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| When the amount of bone is lower or higher than normal, the conditions are termed, respectively, osteopenia and osteosclerosis. |
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| When bone mineral density is lower than normal, but not low enough to be classified as osteoporosis, it is called osteopenia. |
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| Except in the latter condition, however, osteopenia and osteosclerosis are not associated with detectable biochemical abnormalities. |
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| The resulting osteopenia and biomechanically weak sub-chondral bone could not adequately support the articular cartilage of the joint. |
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| Approximately 13 to 18 percent of women in the United States who are at least 50 years old have osteoporosis and an additional 37 to 50 percent have osteopenia. |
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| The inability to maximize peak bone mass has significant implications for osteopenia and osteoporosis in adulthood, when bone resorption exceeds bone formation. |
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| Generalized osteopenia occurs in osteomalacia, osteoporosis, and osteogenesis imperfecta. |
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| Vasomotor symptoms and osteopenia can now be controlled with add-back therapy. |
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| Detect joint erosions, osteopenia, and loss of joint space. |
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| Deficient calcium intake combined with excessive phosphate intake causes osteopenia, fractures, and loss of teeth in dogs, cats, and other animals by excessive compensatory parathyroid hormone action. |
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| The effect is stunted growth in the young and osteopenia in adults. |
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| Use of a peptide which is identical or substantially homologous with IGF II or an active subfragment thereof for the manufacture of a pharmaceutical agent for treating human osteopenia by stimulating bone formation. |
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| These quantitative modalities have provided clinicians with the ability to detect and measure the degree of osteopenia and render an accurate and timely diagnosis, and to initiate appropriate treatment. |
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| Bony trabeculae were assessed as either normal, osteosclerotic, osteopenic, or with mixed osteosclerosis and osteopenia. |
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| Hereditary xanthinuria type II associated with mental delay, autism, cortical renal cysts, nephrocalcinosis, osteopenia. |
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