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Trabecular architecture disintegrates due to osteoclastic resorption of large parcels of the trabecular plates insomnia tips sominex 25 mg buy on line, particularly those whose primary function is not providing mechanical strength. Bone resorption rate increases and greatly exceeds the small increase in formation rate, bone resorption markers increase more than formation markers, calcium and phosphate loss in the urine is uncompensated for by a rise in gut absorption, and bone and mineral balance become markedly negative. In women and men, loss of cancellous bone occurs through two different mechanisms. Loss of estrogen at menopause in women causes resorption of trabeculae resulting in loss of connectivity. In men, age-related bone loss predominates causing thinning of trabeculae with maintenance of trabecular connectivity. Men, on the other hand, do not have a natural abrupt loss of sex steroids although there is a gradual decline in both testosterone and estrogen blood levels in aging males. However, in men treated with surgical or chemical gonadectomy, say for prostate cancer, a similar rapid osteoclastic resorption of cancellous bone occurs as that occurring in women at menopause. In both sexes, serum estrogen concentration plays the major direct role in promoting bone loss, with testosterone in men acting as the substrate for estrogen production by aromatization. This age-related loss of bone mass and architecture with increased risk of fracture is recognized as the major part of the spectrum of the disease, osteoporosis (see Chapter 21). The most important of these in terms of skeletal function is a loss of muscle mass resulting in a decrease in function of the musculoskeletal unit. Clinically, the loss of bone and muscle mass accompanies a striking increase in skeletal fracture particularly at the hip and spine. Consequently, considerable past and current research focus on the etiology, pathology, treatment, and prevention of such skeletal fractures (see Chapter 21). Fractures are less common in men than in women and lower in racial groups with higher bone density indicating that larger skeletal size and higher mineral density are protective. Vertebral fracture incidence starts to increase in the sixth decade about a decade before that of hip fracture. This difference reflects, on the one hand, the major effect of estrogen deficiency on cancellous vertebral bone density and, on the other hand, the interacting effects of aging and presence of comorbid disease on femur bone strength. However, all age-related fractures are complex stochastic events largely due to minor trauma. In particular, falls in the elderly increase with age, and although most do not result in fracture, most hip fractures occur because of falls. Explain briefly how maternal diet may impact skeletal health during fetal growth, infancy, and childhood. Describe how and why Ca2+ regulation and Ca2+ needs change during pregnancy and lactation. Describe how the incidence of fracture may vary across the following parameters: a.

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