Nigro N, Gomirato G
Divisione Autonoma di Pediatria, Ospedale Civile, Giaveno, Torino.
Minerva Pediatr. 1995 Jun;47(6):229-31.
The authors review the diagnosis process of so-called "constitutional" bone diseases. They criticize the nomenclature and international classification of them and suggest a diagnostic classification which is virtually independent of structural and metabolic criteria: based on the site and extent of pathological manifestations. The paper also examines the term "dysmorphia", given that it is the shape of the bone segment which initially attracts and guides the clinical diagnosis of embryonal osteochondropathies and suggest it.
作者回顾了所谓“体质性”骨病的诊断过程。他们批评了这些疾病的命名和国际分类，并提出了一种几乎独立于结构和代谢标准的诊断分类：基于病理表现的部位和范围。鉴于骨段的形状最初吸引并指导胚胎性骨软骨病的临床诊断，本文还对“畸形”这一术语进行了探讨并给出了建议。
