Lindergård B
Clin Nephrol. 1981 Sep;16(3):126-30.
Bone mineral content (BMC) in the forearm was evaluated by photon absorptiometry in 74 out of 198 patients who were started on active uremia treatment between 1973 and 1979. The BMC was measured repeatedly up to 24 months prior to and 15 months after the start of regular hemodialysis (RDT). The mean change per month was -0.43% before the start and +0.08% after the start, showing that RDT patients have low BMC chiefly because they lose mineral before the start of active uremia treatment. Patients not given extra calcium and/or vitamin D seemed to lose mineral faster than those given this treatment. The mineral content was lower in patients with polycystic kidney disease than in patients with glomerulonephritis.
1973年至1979年间开始接受积极尿毒症治疗的198名患者中，74名患者的前臂骨矿物质含量（BMC）通过光子吸收法进行评估。在开始定期血液透析（RDT）前长达24个月以及开始后15个月期间，对BMC进行反复测量。开始前每月平均变化为-0.43%，开始后为+0.08%，这表明RDT患者的BMC较低主要是因为他们在积极尿毒症治疗开始前就失去了矿物质。未补充额外钙和/或维生素D的患者似乎比接受该治疗的患者矿物质流失更快。多囊肾病患者的矿物质含量低于肾小球肾炎患者。
