Medication Correction of the Bone Tissue’s Structural Condition in Patients with Different Forms of Braitsev-Lichtenstein Disease
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Abstract
The article presents a modern view on anti-osteoporotic medication therapy in patients with various forms of Braitsev-Lichtenstein disease. Against the background of fundamental studies of the bone tissue’s structural condition in this pathology improved and tested medication correction of its disorders depending on changes in bone metabolism, shape, clinical and orthopedic manifestations of the disease, the patient’s age.
The article presents the rationale, general principles and features of anti-osteoporotic therapy; indications and contraindications to it; dose calculations and regimens for the use of certain medications, including from the group of bisphosphonates in various forms of Braitsev-Lichtenstein disease.
The presented medication therapy has been successfully tested in 16 patients with Braitsev-Lichtenstein disease. The effectiveness of the treatment is confirmed by the reduction or elimination of pain, stopping the progression of pathological diseases on average in the bones of the lower extremities, improving the structural condition of bone tissue and its metabolism.
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