ENDOCRINE MANIFESTATIONS
Bone health in patients with trisomy 21 was ignored for many years. It has become a topical issue due to the spectacular rise in their life expectancy. Much recent research is helping understand why patients with trisomy 21, especially men, have lower bone mass and more frequent and earlier osteoporosis than the neurotypical population.
In this video and accompanying technical sheet, Dr. Hervé Walti, a pediatrician at the Jérôme Lejeune Institute, tells you more about the mechanisms, risk factors and options for monitoring, preventing, and potentially treating osteoporosis, thereby improving the quality of life for patients with trisomy 21.
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