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Desplazamiento epifisario en niños con insuficiencia renal crónica
Ep1physiolysis in children with chronic renal failure
A. MORENO VEGA*, A. CARRANZA BENCANO** y J. FIJO LÓPEZ-VIOTA * Servicio de Nefrología Infantil. ** Departamento de Traumatología y Ortopedia, Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío. Sevilla.
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06/11/2008
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06/11/2008
Publicación:
06/11/2008
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Resumen (ES)
Clinical, biochemical and roentgenological features of 48 children with chronic
renal failure have been analysed. The prevalence and factors implicated with slipped epiphysis
outlined. Four of 48 patients (8.3%) shown roentgenological dates of epiphysiolysis. In this cases,
the underlying renal disease was congenital or neonatal, developping renal failure in infancy (average
0.6 months) and had the most severe hyperparathyroidism associated with low calcium and
phosphorus level in spite of dialytic treatment.
renal failure have been analysed. The prevalence and factors implicated with slipped epiphysis
outlined. Four of 48 patients (8.3%) shown roentgenological dates of epiphysiolysis. In this cases,
the underlying renal disease was congenital or neonatal, developping renal failure in infancy (average
0.6 months) and had the most severe hyperparathyroidism associated with low calcium and
phosphorus level in spite of dialytic treatment.
Palabras clave (ES):
RenalCrónica
Epifiólisis
Fisis
Desplazamiento
Epifisario
Niño
Insuficiencia
Resumen (EN)
Clinical, biochemical and roentgenological features of 48 children with chronic
renal failure have been analysed. The prevalence and factors implicated with slipped epiphysis
outlined. Four of 48 patients (8.3%) shown roentgenological dates of epiphysiolysis. In this cases,
the underlying renal disease was congenital or neonatal, developping renal failure in infancy (average
0.6 months) and had the most severe hyperparathyroidism associated with low calcium and
phosphorus level in spite of dialytic treatment.
renal failure have been analysed. The prevalence and factors implicated with slipped epiphysis
outlined. Four of 48 patients (8.3%) shown roentgenological dates of epiphysiolysis. In this cases,
the underlying renal disease was congenital or neonatal, developping renal failure in infancy (average
0.6 months) and had the most severe hyperparathyroidism associated with low calcium and
phosphorus level in spite of dialytic treatment.
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