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Query: UMLS:C0024523 (
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A patient had systemic mastocytosis of 16 years' duration, with urticaria pigmentosa,
osteopetrosis
with severe bone pain, mastocytosis of the bone marrow with myeloid metaplasia, gastrointestinal
malabsorption
, and Cushingold features associated with prolonged usage of corticosteroids. Treatment with a single dose of mithramycin resulted in an abrupt disappearance of the patient's generalized bone pain, but it had little effect on his histamine release-type symptomatology.
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PMID:Mithramycin in the treatment of systemic mastocytosis. 12 7
Five patients with nutritional osteomalacia or rickets and six children with rickets unresponsive to physiological doses of vitamin D were treated with 1alpha-hydroxyvitamin D3 (1alpha-OHD3). Patients with nutritional osteomalacia responded to 1--2 microgram/day of 1alpha-OHD3. The most striking findings were rises in plasma calcium and, in one case, a decrease in faecal calcium. In some cases there was a rise in plasma phosphorus, alkaline phosphatase remained unchanged. There was radiological healing. In three patients with cystinosis and one with hypophosphataemia and Barrter's syndrome 2 microgram of 1alpha-OHD3 produced healing of rickets. Plasma phosphate rose on treatment, possibly by a suppression of parathyroid activity. The response to such low doses of 1alpha-OHD3 suggests impaired 1alpha-hydroxylation of 25-hydroxyvitamin D in these patients. A patient with
intestinal malabsorption
was resistant to high doses of 1alpha-OHD3 by mouth but responded to parenteral administration. A boy with
osteopetrosis
and the biochemical changes of rickets was resistant to large doses of 1alpha-OHD3 presumably because of failure of osseous response.
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PMID:1alpha-hydroxyvitamin D3 in the treatment of nutritional and metabolic rickets and osteomalacia. 20 19