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MOBILISATION OSSEUSE CALCIUM [1 record]

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Record 1 1994-03-29

English

Subject field(s)
  • Bones and Joints
CONT

Extracellular calcium homeostasis involves coordinated calcium absorption by the intestine, calcium resorption from bone, and calcium reabsorption by the kidney. (In American journal of physiology, Renal, fluid and electrolyte physiology, 1993, 33 (2) F181-F198, cited in PASCAL data base.)

French

Domaine(s)
  • Os et articulations
CONT

[Calcitonine] - Hormone thyroïdienne hypocalcémiante, ralentissant la résorption osseuse en inhibant l’action des ostéoclastes, ce qui induit une baisse de la calcémie, de la phosphorémie, de l’hydroxyprolinurie(...)

CONT

Hypercalcémie-(...) Son traitement symptomatique va comporter :-une diurèse forcée par furosémide;-une corticothérapie diminuant l'absorption digestive du calcium;-un traitement par calcitonine et/ou diphosphonates, réduisant la mobilisation osseuse du calcium.

Spanish

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