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See Latest ArticlesType II autosomal dominant osteopetrosis: radiological features in two families containing five members with asymptomatic and uncomplicated disease
Skeletal Radiology, 06/26/09
Fotiadou A et al. - This study provided information on the pattern of radiological features in familial asymptomatic ADO II. These data on new and rare imaging findings will increase the diagnostic awareness of physicians and will guide a thorough investigation of the entire family. This might result in a consequent decrease in the incidence of fractures and other orthopaedic complications.
Anastasia Fotiadou , 06/29/09
| This study could serve as a reminder about the existence of this uncommon disease. The description of the imaging findings, some of them not previously reported might contribute to the early diagnosis and further investigation of these patients, thus decreasing the incidence of fractures. |
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