… misdiagnosed as nutritional rickets (3/7), hypophosphatemic rickets (1/7), or rickets due to
renal tubular acidosis (RTA) (3/7). These patients had persistent rickets despite high doses of …

… Rickets is a disease of childhood and adolescence before … the annual incidence rate and
etiology of rickets. Nutritional … pathological fractures, and 29% were asymptomatic. [ 3 ] All of the …

… rickets may be asymptomatic and may be missed without biochemical and radiological
investigations. Severe rickets … , and adolescents at an increased risk of rickets and osteomalacia. …

… and osteomalacia are not evident anymore in adolescents who have completed growth. …
Routine testing of asymptomatic individuals is not advisable; instead, appropriate information on …

… acquired or hereditary causes of rickets are known. The … rickets followed by the presentation
of a diagnostic approach for correct diagnosis. Part II focuses on the management of rickets, …

… is clinically underdiagnosed, since studies that were designed to screen asymptomatic
children for radiographic evidence of rickets reported disproportionately much higher prevalence …

… [ 10 11 13 19 20 21 ] Majority of Saudi adolescent girls are … vitamin D deficiency are “asymptomatic”
and unaware of their … vitamin D deficiency, such as rickets, osteomalacia, and bone …

… frequency of rickets was higher in boys than girls among … rickets in boys than girls[ 27 30
31 ] which is in line with our observation. This may be in part related to early diagnosis of rickets …

… Determining the exact cause of hypophosphatemic rickets is important, not only for … rickets
on mineralized tissues. As XLH is by far the most prevalent form of hypophosphatemic rickets, …

… from being asymptomatic to bony … with Rickets. Methods: We reviewed medical records
of 14 patients between ages 0-3 years, seen at our center with a diagnosis of active rickets …