A full‐term male infant presented with clinical and biochemical findings consistent with the
diagnosis of congenital rickets: weak muscle tone, craniotabes, episodes of tremor …

METHODS: In this double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, 3046 children ages 1 to 11 months
from inner-city Kabul were randomly assigned to receive oral vitamin D 3 (100 000 IU) or …

Aim: To assess the risk factors for nutritional rickets among children in Kuwait. Methods: One
hundred and three children with rickets and 102 control children matched for age and …

To determine whether amounts of vitamin D lower than recommended doses are effective in
preventing rickets, 256 term infants from two northern and two southern cities in China were …

Objective: To determine the clinical spectrum of rickets among black children admitted to
King Edward VIII Hospital, Durban. Design: Prospective study of black children with rickets …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the safety and acceptability of a single dose of vitamin-D versus the
efficacy of injectable Vitamin-D versus oral vitamin-D. STUDY DESIGN: Case control …

Aim: Hypocalcaemia evaluation of the clinical, biochemical and radiological features of 91
infants with rickets who presented as hypocalcaemic convulsions. Subjects and Methods …

ABSTRACT At Ataturk University Hospital, eight infants who presented with hypocalcaemic
seizures were subsequently found to have rickets. Their mothers had osteomalacia. Neither …

Background: Rates of rickets from 15.9 to 26.7% have been reported in China. Methods:
Combining the methods of epidemiology and the behavioral sciences, this study …

Objective: To determine the incidence of and factors associated with vitamin D deficiency
rickets in Australian children. Design: 18‐month questionnaire‐based prospective …