2000
DOI: 10.1097/00042737-200012110-00005
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Role of lifestyle factors in the pathogenesis of osteopenia in adult coeliac disease

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“…The risk of low BMD among newly diagnosed adult CD patients is higher with increased age, lower body mass index and years after menopause (16,36,44,(49)(50)(51)(52). Effect of GFD on BMD: Studies evaluating the BMD response to a GFD are summarized in Table 3.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The risk of low BMD among newly diagnosed adult CD patients is higher with increased age, lower body mass index and years after menopause (16,36,44,(49)(50)(51)(52). Effect of GFD on BMD: Studies evaluating the BMD response to a GFD are summarized in Table 3.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Thus, this is an important clinical and practical problem for patients. The presence of low bone mass may assume greater importance if it affects the regular activities of daily living, by causing bone pain and reducing physical functioning and mobility 42,53 . These problems may cause social isolation and depression 42 …”
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“…The presence of low bone mass may assume greater importance if it affects the regular activities of daily living, by causing bone pain and reducing physical functioning and mobility. 42,53 These problems may cause social isolation and depression. 42 Based on these data, it can be concluded that osteoporosis should be a target when aiming to improve the quality of life of CD patients.…”
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“…Recentemente, Thomason et al 7 estudaram 244 pacientes que tiveram o diagnóstico de DC na vida adulta e compararam a ocorrên-cia de fraturas com 161 controles, e não observaram diferenças entre os dois grupos. Di Stefano et al 8 chamam a atenção para co-variáveis que precisam ser analisadas, quando se estuda a associação entre DC e osteopenia/ osteoporose em adultos, tais como sexo, atividade física, exposição ao sol, hábito de fumar e gravidade da doença. É certo que estudos de seguimento com pacientes nas diversas formas de apresentação clínica da doença, e que levem em consideração o tempo da doença antes do diagnóstico e se há adesão à dieta, irão trazer maiores subsídios para o entendimento do problema.…”
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