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[Surgical treatment of familial hypophosphatemic rickets]
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In 20 children with tibial and femoral bones deformities due to hypophosphatemic rickets a corrective osteotomy/osteoclasis at 2 or 4 sites was performed. Both preoperative and postoperative pharmacological treatment was introduced. Good results were achieved in 13 cases, satisfactory an 4 and bad in 3 cases.
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