Phosphoric-calcium metabolism in children with chronic renal disease
To substantiate the early diagnosis of phosphoric-calcium metabolism disorders suitability in children and adolescents with chronic renal disease before chronic renal failure forming a clinical, laboratory, and instrumental examination of 57 patients hospitalized to nephrological department of Omsk Municipal Childrens Hospital №3 was carried out. Brittleness of nails, sclerothrix, loss of hair, rapid fatigability, change in posture, and pain in lower extremities most often were found when osteopenia clinical features were analyzed. In the densimetric study in 23,8% of patients mineral bone tissue density lowering localized on one of the inspecting sites (Distal radius or Midshaft tibia) was found. In 42,9% of the patients osteopenia signs were determined on both inspected sections.