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Bone mineral density and bone turnover in Romanian children and young adults with classical 21-hydroxylase deficiency are influenced by glucocorticoid replacement therapy
Clinical Endocrinology, 09/14/09

Zimmermann A et al. – High cumulative and mean glucocorticoid doses negatively impact on BMD in children and young adults with classical 21–hydroxylase deficiency. Substitution therapy should be adapted particularly at this life period to prevent bone loss.

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