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d- vitaminmangel. • hepatomegali eller splenomegali.
the non-neurological manifestations of gaucher disease include one or more of the following conditions: • anaemia after exclusion of other causes, such as iron deficiency • thrombocytopenia • bone disease after exclusion of other causes such as vitamin d deficiency • hepatomegaly or splenomegaly
· knoglesygdomme efter udelukkelse af andre årsager, f. eks.d-vitaminmangel.
· bone disease after exclusion of other causes such as vitamin d deficiency
alvorlig d-vitaminmangel kan forårsage muskelsvaghed, som kan føre til fald og større risiko for knoglebrud.
severe vitamin d deficiency may cause muscle weakness which can lead to falls and a greater risk of fractures.
procentdelen af patienter med d-vitaminmangel (serum 25-hydroxyvitamin d 37, 5 nmol/l
17 ng/ml ]) than in the alendronate-only group (46 nmol/l [ 18.2 ng/ml ]) .
procentdelen af patienter med d- vitaminmangel (serum 25- hydroxyvitamin d < 37, 5 nmol/ l
the percentage of patients with vitamin d insufficiency (serum 25-hydroxyvitamin d < 37.5 nmol/ l [< 15 ng/ ml]) was significantly reduced by 62.5% with adrovance (70 mg/ 2800 iu) vs. alendronate-only (12% vs.
en sådan behandling kan dog i meget sjældne tilfælde medføre klinisk signifikant b12-vitaminmangel (f.eks. megaloblastisk anæmi).
however, it may very rarely result in clinically significant vitamin b12 deficiency (e.g. megaloblastic anaemia).
procentdelen af patienter med d - vitaminmangel var 0, 3% i d3- vitamin 2800 gruppen versus nul i d3- vitamin 5600 gruppen.
the percentage of patients with vitamin d deficiency was 0.3% in the vitamin d3 2800 group vs. zero in the vitamin d3 5600 group.
blandt disse er jern-, folat- eller b12-vitaminmangel; aluminiumintoksikation; interkurrente infektioner, inflammatoriske eller traumatiske episoder; okkult blodtab; hæmolyse samt knoglemarvsfibrose af enhver oprindelse.
these include: iron, folate, or vitamin b12 deficiency; aluminium intoxication; intercurrent infections; inflammatory or traumatic episodes; occult blood loss; haemolysis, and bone marrow fibrosis of any origin.