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Meanings of vitamin d hydroxylation-deficient rickets in English
Human disease.
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Examples for "rickets"
Examples for "rickets"
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In the past its main use was in treating osteoporosis and rickets.
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The deficiency disease is called rickets in children and osteomelacia in adults.
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The association between various types of ichthyoses and rickets is well documented.
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We conclude that nutritional rickets is a tricky diagnosis, but is preventable.
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Yes, indeed, that girl will be getting spine complaint, or the rickets.
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Two affections, rachitis and scrofula, frequently co-exist, and the same dietary is appropriate for both.
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She was never the victim of rachitis or like disease, but died of syphilis in the Colonial Hospital.
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Crippled teeth and the late appearance of teeth in infants,-thatis, not before the ninth month,-aresymptoms of rachitis.
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The symptoms of rachitis become apparent at the pelvis and at the wide open, soft parts of the skull, the unossified fontanelles.
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In the progressive development of the disease, the softened cartilage grows and protrudes everywhere, especially in the thorax, such as "rachitis rosary."
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Vitamin D-dependent rickets type II is associated with the abnormality of the VDR function, leading to target organ resistance to 1,25(OH)2D3.
Translations for vitamin d hydroxylation-deficient rickets
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