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Kalzium und Vitamin D im Knochenstoffwechsel: Klinische Bedeutung für die Frakturbehandlung

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Kalzium und Vitamin D im Knochenstoffwechsel: Klinische Bedeutung für die Frakturbehandlung. / Amling, M.

In: UNFALLCHIRURG, Vol. 118, No. 12, 12.2015, p. 995-9.

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Amling, M 2015, 'Kalzium und Vitamin D im Knochenstoffwechsel: Klinische Bedeutung für die Frakturbehandlung', UNFALLCHIRURG, vol. 118, no. 12, pp. 995-9. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00113-015-0104-x

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Amling, M. (2015). Kalzium und Vitamin D im Knochenstoffwechsel: Klinische Bedeutung für die Frakturbehandlung. UNFALLCHIRURG, 118(12), 995-9. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00113-015-0104-x

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Amling M. Kalzium und Vitamin D im Knochenstoffwechsel: Klinische Bedeutung für die Frakturbehandlung. UNFALLCHIRURG. 2015 Dec;118(12):995-9. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00113-015-0104-x

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title = "Kalzium und Vitamin D im Knochenstoffwechsel: Klinische Bedeutung f{\"u}r die Frakturbehandlung",
abstract = "A balanced calcium homeostasis is of critical importance not only for bone remodeling, the physiological process of bone resorption and bone formation that constantly renews bone throughout life but also for normal fracture healing. Given that disturbances of calcium homeostasis are present in 50 % of the German population and that this might result in delayed fracture healing after correct surgical treatment, this paper focusses on calcium and vitamin D in the daily practice in orthopedics and trauma surgery. To ensure the required enteral calcium uptake the following three conditions are required: (1) sufficient calcium intake via the nutrition, (2) a 25-hydroxyvitamin D serum level > 30 µg/l and (3) the presence of sufficient gastric acidification. Given the endemic vitamin D deficiency in Germany as well as the constantly increasing number of people using proton pump inhibitors on a regular basis, it is necessary to closely connect trauma orthopedic surgery and osteological treatment. The first issue to be dealt with is to control and if needed normalize calcium homeostasis in order to allow a normal undisturbed fracture healing process after both conservative as well as operative treatment of fractures.",
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AB - A balanced calcium homeostasis is of critical importance not only for bone remodeling, the physiological process of bone resorption and bone formation that constantly renews bone throughout life but also for normal fracture healing. Given that disturbances of calcium homeostasis are present in 50 % of the German population and that this might result in delayed fracture healing after correct surgical treatment, this paper focusses on calcium and vitamin D in the daily practice in orthopedics and trauma surgery. To ensure the required enteral calcium uptake the following three conditions are required: (1) sufficient calcium intake via the nutrition, (2) a 25-hydroxyvitamin D serum level > 30 µg/l and (3) the presence of sufficient gastric acidification. Given the endemic vitamin D deficiency in Germany as well as the constantly increasing number of people using proton pump inhibitors on a regular basis, it is necessary to closely connect trauma orthopedic surgery and osteological treatment. The first issue to be dealt with is to control and if needed normalize calcium homeostasis in order to allow a normal undisturbed fracture healing process after both conservative as well as operative treatment of fractures.

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