PHOSPHORUS-CALCIUM METABOLISM AND CLINICAL PICTURE IN CHILDREN WITH TUBULOINTERSTITIAL KIDNEY DISEASES

Аннотация

The study involved 44 children with secondary pyelonephritis and oxalate nephropathy. Children with tubulointerstitial kidney diseases have impaired calcium and phosphorus metabolism. The severity of osteopenia in tubulointerstitial kidney diseases depends on the presence of risk factors, among which the most important are the pathological course of pregnancy in the mother, rickets, deficiency of alimentary calcium, and physical inactivity. The most pronounced decrease in bone mineral density in kidney diseases was found in children with physical development disorders and body weight deficit.