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Signs and symptoms of rickets

Decreased linear

growth

Muscular hypotonia

Bone pain

Delayed fontanelle

closure

Parietal and frontal

bossing

Craniotabes

Rachitic rosary

Harrison

sulcus/groove

Splayed metaphyses,

wide epiphyses

Bowing of femur and

tibia

Fractures

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Dietary deficiency Causes of rickets Dietary deficiency Vit D deficient rickets Inadequate calcium or phosphate intake Pseudovitamin D deficiency/ Vitamin D- D dependent rickets 1 alpha hydroxylase deficiency dep) Mutations in the gene encoding the vitamin D receptor X-linked linked hypophosphatemic rickets Vitamin D resistance (Formerly, Type 2 vit D-dep) D Hereditary hypophosphatemic rickets with hypercalciuria

Signs and symptoms of rickets Decreased linear growth Muscular hypotonia Bone pain Delayed fontanelle closure Parietal and frontal bossing Craniotabes Rachitic rosary Harrison sulcus/groove Splayed metaphyses, wide epiphyses Bowing of femur and tibia Fractures

Page 1 and 2: Morning Report November 10, 2008 Ro
Page 6 and 7: Radiographic findings of rickets
Page 8 and 9: Vit D resistant Laboratory findings
Page 10: Take Home Points Vitamin D deficie

Rickets

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