use of bone densitometry to assess bone disease in aluminum toxicity complicating parentral nutrition: a case report
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Abstract
Aluminum toxicity affecting bone mineral density is a known complication of long-term parentral nutrition. In this report, we describe a similar patient who suffered from bone disease and had a favorable response to chelation therapy using deferoxamine. We believe this may be a possible agent improving the life quality for the above mentioned group of patients.
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| Authors | ;Haifa Al Awadhi;Ali Al Mehaidib;Wajeeh Al Dekhail;Hamdy Mulia;Khalid Al Saleem;Mohammed Abanemai |
| Journal | forced migration review |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.1016/j.ijpam.2018.01.002
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