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Klinische Symptome bei Vitamin-D-resistenter Rachitis (VDRR)

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Osteologie aktuell VIII

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Obwohl die prophylaktische Gabe von Vitamin-D zu einem starken Rückgang der Rachitis führte, entwickelten einige Kinder weiterhin rachitische Veränderungen. Diese Form der Rachitis, bei der Patienten trotz Vitamin-D-Gabe rachitische Symptome zeigten, wurde 1937 von Albright [1] erstmals ausführlich beschrieben und Vitamin-D-resistente Rachitis genannt. Aus der Gruppe der Vitamin-D-resistenten Rachitiden ist die hier untersuchte familiäre hypophosphatämische Vitamin D-resistente Rachitis mit einer Inzidenz bis zu 1:10000 die häufigste Form [3, 4].

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Lazovic, D., Berndt, M., Wirth, C.J. (1994). Klinische Symptome bei Vitamin-D-resistenter Rachitis (VDRR). In: Reiser, M., Heuck, A., Münzenberg, K.J., Kummer, B. (eds) Osteologie aktuell VIII. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-78676-1_110

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