Shift in Calcium from Peripheral Bone to Axial Bone after Tumor Resection in Patients with Tumor-Induced Osteomalcia.

Xiaolin NiZaizhu ZhangWenmin GuanYue ChiXiang LiYiyi GongQianqian PangWei YuHuanwen WuLi HuoYong LiuJin JinXi ZhouWei LvLian ZhouYu XiaWei LiuRuizhi JiajueLijia CuiOu WangMei LiXiaoping XingYan Jiang Weibo Xia

Published in: The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism (2023)

Although aBMD and microstructure in the axial bone were improved, vBMD and microstructure in the peripheral bone were further impaired shortly after surgery. Correlation of improvement of aBMD in the total hip and femoral neck with deterioration of vBMD and microstructure at the distal radius indicated shift in calcium from the peripheral bone to the axial bone in the short term after tumor resection in TIO patients.

Keyphrases

bone mineral density
bone loss
soft tissue
white matter
bone regeneration
total hip
postmenopausal women
total knee arthroplasty
oxidative stress
ejection fraction
end stage renal disease
quantum dots