Osteodystrophy Gastric

Young people, who are characterized by a weak metabolism and low appetite, almost always have insufficient protein intake. Thus, one of the important factors in determining the presence of a dystrophic process is the patient’s age. At the stage of formation of primary bone tissue of osteodystrophy, not many pararegular plates atrophy, but due to the insignificant involvement of organic mineral in the process, distal type places arise, which is especially typical for women in the menopause.

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GASTRIC OSTEODISTROPHY

Osteodytrophy is a disease characterized by pathological changes in the bones caused by various reasons, such as inflammatory diseases, injuries, calcium deficiency, metabolic disorders, etc. Osteopenia is a condition when a person shows signs of decreased bone mass, but the bones still maintain their integrity.

One form of osteodytrophy is gastric osteodystrophy. The disease is rare, but can lead to serious complications if not treated promptly.

ETIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS

OSTEODISTROPHY OF THE GALLBLADDER

The mechanism of development of Auger depends on the causes that cause it.

For the development of gastric osteodystrophy, the following factors must be present:

Factors contributing to osteodystrophic changes: - hypovitaminosis; - nutritional calcium deficiency; - disturbance of phosphorus-calcium metabolism; - diseases of the parathyroid glands; - chronic lead intoxication.

Violation of phosphorus-calcium homeostasis may be associated with chronic dyspepsia - the absence of “salivary” digestive glands responsible for regulating the secretion of insulin and parathyroid hormones (parathyrin).

The etiology of osteodystrophy is always some external cause or circumstance, a prevailing factor that disrupts the patterns of functioning of the body at a given time. It is a trigger (warning) factor in the development of osteodystrophy. First of all, we are talking about excessive physical and intellectual stress on the skeletal muscles, leading to muscle spasms. Then this is a permanent dystrophic state of organs and systems. In case of external danger, it is an urgent consequence of mature specific dystrophies caused by damage as a result of insufficient protection by a damaging factor or an inadequate response to it.

Consequently, the occurrence of osteodystrophies and their progression very clearly correlates with the aggressive environmental conditions in which a person lives and functions. The occurrence of disturbances in phosphorus-calcium metabolism is associated with a disruption of the body’s normal physiological adaptation to nutrient deficiency. This leads to dysfunction of the absorption of calcium and phosphorus and nutritional disorders that arise on this basis (the phenomena of dysphagia, dyspepsia). The early onset of osteodegenerative changes in the oral cavity and disorders of skin reactivity determine the possibility of early manifestations of WASD on the oral mucosa (erosion, aphthae, leukoplakia, parakeratosis). Dysfunction of the salivary glands causes a change in acidity, which is a factor predisposing to dental caries. Patients with WARNING quickly get tired, irritable, and performance decreases (manifestation of asthenia). There is also a tendency to injury. It is believed that this should include sprained ligaments and fractures of teeth (these are also becoming less common). The participation of exogenous and endogenous causes in the pathogenesis of O