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Preliminary Findings: 25(OH)D Levels and PTH Are Indicators of Rapid Bone Accrual in Pubertal Children

Frances A. Tylavsky, DrPH, Kathryn M. Ryder, MD, Rongling Li, MD, PhD, Vicki Park, PhD, Catherine Womack, MD, John Norwood, MD, Laura D. Carbone, MD and Sulin Cheng, PhD

University of Tennessee Health Science Center (F.A.T., K.M.R., R.L., V.P., C.W., J.N., L.D.C.), Memphis, Tennessee
University of Jyväskylä (S.C.), Jyväskyla, FINLAND


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  		Fig. 1. Percent change in Bone Area (panel A), Bone Mineral Content (BMC, Panel B) and Bone Mineral Density (BMD, Panel C) of the whole body versus average serum 25(OH)D values, adjusted for race, sex, season measured, average total calcium intake and Tanner stage of sexual development at the 24 month exam.

 




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