Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences on calcified tissues

ba0003pp213 | Osteoporosis: evaluation and imaging | ECTS2014

HIV patients have deteriorated bone material properties assessed by in vivo microindentation

Guerri-Fernandez Robert , Villar-Garcia Judit , Molina-Morant Daniel , Torres-del-Pliego Elisa , Garcia-Giralt Natalia , Vilaplana-Marz Laia , Rodriguez Maria , Mena Alicia Gonzalez , Knobel Hernando , Nogues Xavier , Mellibovsky Lenoardo , Horcajada Juan Pablo , Diez-Perez Adolfo

There is a growing evidence of the association between HIV infection and fracture risk. Independently of its cause (antiretroviral therapy (ART) or HIV), what remains most important is a prompt diagnosis. Although densitometry is the gold standard, sometimes this technique is not as accurate as necessary in clinical practice. A new validated tool for early and more accurate diagnosis is presented.MethodsIn a HIV group of patients, ...

ba0002p101 | (1) | ICCBH2013

Rapid bone mass recovery after parathyroidectomy for primary hyperparathyroidism in a 15-year-old boy

Tau Cristina , Viterbo Gisela , Ayarzabal Victor , Felipe Laura , Belgorosky Alicia

Primary hyperparathyroidism is extremely rare in childhood and adolescence. Here we report a clinical case of a 15-year-3-month-old boy who began 2 years before with pain in his knees, genu varum, and fatigue. Physical examination showed severe genu valgum with an inter-malleolar distance of more than 30 cm. Biochemical tests showed hypercalcemia (12.2 mg/dl), hypophosphatemia (2.3 mg/ dl), hypercalciuria (6.4 mg/kg per day), high alkaline phosphatase (2812 IU/l), low 25-hydro...

ba0003pp329 | Osteoporosis: treatment | ECTS2014

Analysis of adequacy in prescribing calcium supplements based on the daily dairy intake in patients at risk of osteoporosis

Gomez Carlos , Gomez-Hernandez Ana , Sanchez Sonia , Saez Samuel , Gonzalez-Carcedo Angeles , Cannata Jorge , Gonzalez-Solares Sonia

Introduction: Clinical practice guidelines recommend a daily intake of calcium of 1-1, 5 g for posmenopausical osteoporosis. However, giving the possible adverse effects of calcium supplements, their use remains controversial.Aims: Validate the dietary assessment of calcium. Evaluate the degree of compliance of the medical advice and discuss the adequacy of prescribing calcium supplements.Patients and methods: Sample cohort compris...

ba0005p76 | Bone development/growth and fracture repair | ECTS2016

Multicentre study reveals poor correlation between in vitro and in vivo assessments of biomaterials for bone-regeneration

Billstrom Gry Hulsart , Dawson Jon , Hofmann Sandra , Muller Ralph , Stoddart Martin , Alini Mauro , Redl Heinz , Haj Alicia El , Brown Robert , Salih Vehid , Hilborn Jons , Larsson Sune , Oreffo Richard

Introduction: Research on biomaterials for bone regeneration generates a plethora of new biomaterials requiring evaluation with reliable and comparable methods of biocompatibility and functionality for clinical translation. To reduce the burden of in vivo assessment, there is a need for refined in vitro assays that are predictive of in vivo outcomes. This retrospective study correlated in vitro results with in vivo outcomes observed...

ba0003pp350 | Osteoporosis: treatment | ECTS2014

Bilateral transient osteoporosis of hip: a case report

Gala Carlos Cano , Alconada Roberto Gonzalez , Leon German Borobio , Rendon Diaz Diego Alejandro

Transient osteoporosis of hip (TOH) is a spontaneous resolving skeletal disorder characterized by sudden onset of severe pain which resolves within 6–12 months. It is seen more commonly in middle aged men, though also seen in third trimester of pregnancy. MRI is the main diagnostic tool. It is idiopathic in nature.We present a case report of a young adult male who presented with migratory transient osteoporosis of both hip joints separated by a peri...

ba0005p222 | Energy metabolism and bone, fat and bone | ECTS2016

Changes in circulating osteocalcin concentration in overweight and obese adult women having normal glucose and hemoglobin A1c levels

Zeni Susana , Zago Liliana , Gonzalez Infantino Carlos A , Carlos Lugones , Brito Graciela , Dana Watson , Beatriz Oliveri

Osteocalcin (OC) plays crucial roles in glucose homeostasis. OC level in the circulation appears to be associated with glucose and fat metabolism – Although still it remains controversial if it are the levels of total OC and/or undercarboxilated OC (ucOC) which present such association. The present study evaluated the levels of ucOC, total OC, leptin and insulin, in 226 overweight or obese (degree I and II) adult non-diabetic women, having levels of glucose (80–110 m...

ba0006p069 | (1) | ICCBH2017

Multiple fractures that begun in utero in a pre-adolescent child with low ALP levels and nephrocalcinosis: clinical aproximation for the differential diagnosis of hypophosphatasia (HPP)

Fernandez Maria Isabel Gonzalez , Montesinos Berta Lopez , Marti Miguel , Calvo Inmaculada

Objectives: Differential diagnosis vs. Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI).Methods: The parents were Moroccan origin, consanguineous. The patient is an 8 year old girl, who was visited for a first time in our hospital in October 2016, presenting a fracture of the left femur, with dramatic bone deformations, with important disability, unable to walk and with growth retardation (weight 15 kg, length: 92 cm). The first registered fracture is at birth, consisting o...

ba0006p077 | (1) | ICCBH2017

The role of bone age in the evaluation of trabecular bone score (TBS) of children and adolescents 5--19 years old

Guagnelli Miguel Angel , Ambrosi Regina , Lopez-Gonzalez Desiree , Winzenrieth Renaud , Del Rio Luis , Clark Patricia

Rationale: Trabecular Bone Score (TBS) is a texture-based tool analyzing DXA images in order to assess bone microarchitecture in the lumbar region. In pediatric population, definition of normative values has remained elusive due to the disparities of results in normal population, probably link to uncontrolled factors which impact bone microarchitecture and the nonlinear behavior of bone growth. Our objective was to evaluate TBS in healthy Mexican children and adolescents using...

ba0001pp341 | Osteoporosis: pathophysiology and epidemiology | ECTS2013

Vitamin D levels in immobilized Spanish adults: the Camargo Cohort Study

Olmos Jose M , Velasco Pilar Garcia , Hernandez Jose l , Martinez Josefina , Cabrero Veronica , Valero Carmen , Gonzalez-Macias Jesus

Objective: To determine serum 25-lydroxivitamin D (25OHD) and intact parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels in an immobilized population from Northern Spain.Subjects and methods: We studied 125 immobilized people (37 men and 88 women) aged 53–101 years. (85±8 years.). Seventy-five percent of the subjects lived at home, residing in nursing homes the remaining 25%. None of them received antiresorptive therapy, corticosteroids or vitamin D supplements. ...

ba0001pp342 | Osteoporosis: pathophysiology and epidemiology | ECTS2013

Bone mineral density in statin users: analysis of a population-based cohort from Spain

Hernandez Jose L , Olmos Jose M , Romana Galo , Martinez Josefina , Yezerska Irina , de Juan Julia , Gonzalez-Macias Jesus

Objective: To analyze the effects of statins on bone mineral density (BMD), in participants from a large population-based cohort.Subjects and methods: We studied 2315 subjects (1422 women and 893 men) from the Camargo Cohort, and analyzed the differences in BMD between statin or non-statin users. We also studied the effect of the type of statin, dose, pharmacokinetic properties, and length of treatment, on BMD.Results: Four hundred...