2005
DOI: 10.1111/j.0001-6349.2005.00766.x
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Changes in bone density and metabolism in pregnancy

Abstract: Our data suggest that wide interindividual variation and the failure to provide a separate measure of trabecular bone density account for the conflicting evidence in earlier reports. Serum osteocalcin concentration during the first trimester distinguishes between fast and slow losers of trabecular bone and should be evaluated in future studies as predictor for later bone loss (osteoporosis).

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“…Studies utilizing different methods of assessment, including radiological [1, 2] and quantitative ultrasound [3, 4], have been used to study the changes in bone mineral density (BMD) during pregnancy, and a progressive fall in BMD is usually demonstrated from the pre-pregnant state to early postpartum, or from early pregnancy to late pregnancy. While the factors that would influence the magnitude of BMD changes in pregnancy have been studied in various settings, the actual patho-physiology involved in such control is still largely unknown.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies utilizing different methods of assessment, including radiological [1, 2] and quantitative ultrasound [3, 4], have been used to study the changes in bone mineral density (BMD) during pregnancy, and a progressive fall in BMD is usually demonstrated from the pre-pregnant state to early postpartum, or from early pregnancy to late pregnancy. While the factors that would influence the magnitude of BMD changes in pregnancy have been studied in various settings, the actual patho-physiology involved in such control is still largely unknown.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…При этом МПК в большей степени снижалась в шейке бедра, нежели в поясничном отделе позвоночника. Уровень эстрадиола в кро-ви позитивно коррелировал с трабекулярной объемной МПК по данным количественной компьютерной томографии [84,85]. В других исследованиях показано, что женщины со сниженной МПК имели низкий уровень тестостерона [74].…”
Section: роль половых гормоновunclassified
“…показали, что у беременных женщин с большой скоростью потери кости (> -3% в год) уровень ос-теокальцина был выше, чем у медленнотеряющих (< -3% в год). Остеокальцин был единственным маркером, достоверно отличавшимся у быстро-и медленнотеряющих костную массу женщин [84].…”
Section: биохимические показателиunclassified
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“…The increased metabolic state of pregnancy and lactation results in some expected loss of bone mineral density, but with recognised individual variance 4. These changes are normally asymptomatic; however, women who start pregnancy in a deficient state would be at risk of developing problems 3.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%