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These results also suggest that 3 HSDs may be appropriate therapeutic targets for the management of androgen-dependent disorders such as prostatic hyperplasia and carcinoma and for disorders of androgen excess, such as 21-hydroxylase deficiency and polycystic ovary syndrome. Syndrome interstitial keratitis anid vestibuloauditory dysfunctioni ; . comeiplicated by systemici vascular disease, are presented in a 32-year-old white man. The course of what appears to be ai complex systenmic malady, akin in maany ways to periarteritis nodosa, is described over the 4 yvears from the onset of symptomn s to the deatlh of the patient. Examiination of the vascular lesions of the viscera and extremities disclosed a resemblanee to the lesions of thromboangiitis obliterans. The possibility was considered tha t the lesions of the eyes and ears and those nl' s-stemic blood vessels might have a eoimmon inciting agent. It was suggested that the nosologic position of Buerger's disease might be additionally clarified by mneans of detailed histologic studies of Cogan's svndrome with systemoie vascular disease and artane. Discs, Tb.Th in the superior region of the vertebrae is significantly lower than Tb.Th in the central region. For grade 3 discs, Tb.Th in the superior region of the vertebrae is significantly lower than the central and inferior regions. In grade 4 discs, no significant differences were observed between the three regions for Tb.Th Table 3 ; . In summary, for each disc grade the central region has the lowest BV TV and Tb.N and the highest Tb.Sp. Conclusions The decrease in bone volume has been identified as a major factor contributing to vertebral crush fracture. However, there are problems associated with this mass based paradigm for identification of individuals that will experience vertebral crush fracture. We have shown that one of the factors influencing this outcome may be trabecular bone architecture in specific locations within the vertebral body. In particular, disc disorganisation, altering mechanical loading of the spine, may modulate vertebral body trabecular bone architecture. This is based on the premise that responses to spine impairment are more likely to occur in the bone than in the disc, as the mature disc cannot effectively regenerate after damage15, 19. Many authors have postulated a codependency between vertebral bone volume and the state of the adjacent IVD2, 3, 15, 11, Keller et al.15 found that as trabecular bone in mid-sagittal endplates became weaker, the adjacent disc was more degenerated. They related this to an adaptive response in bone with changes in disc pressure. Some researchers have suggested that as disc disorganisation increases the transmission of forces through the vertebral body changes2, 20. When adjusting BV TV to account for age differences, grade 2 discs had the lowest BV TV, while grades 3 and 4 had similar BV TV values, both being significantly greater than BV TV of vertebrae with grade 2 discs. This shows an increase of BV TV with more severe disc disorganisation. Anterior sector 4 and posterior sector 6 have significantly different trabecular bone architecture. Posterior sector 6 has greater BV TV and Tb.N but lower Tb.Sp than anterior sector 4. This observation is consistent with clinical data, which reports anterior vertebral body wedge fractures21. We have shown that trabecular thickness is the same in both regions, for all disc grades. Trabecular bone architectural changes based on Tb.Sp and Tb.N can significantly influence cancellous bone strength and the risk of fracture. Nonuniform distribution of trabecular bone in the vertebrae can create stress concentrations that could increase fracture risk and accelerate failure. The anterior margin of the vertebral body is subject to especially high compressive loads, as predicted from finite element models, in forward flexion22. Preferential bone loss in the anterior half of the vertebra would reduce the mechanical load bearing properties of the vertebra much more greatly than predicted by a bone mass measurement averaged over the entire vertebra. In histological sections, we have observed that anterior vertical trabeculae are more susceptible to buckling and trabecular microfracture than trabeculae oriented in a more horizontal direction. The danger of reliance on the mean values of trabecular bone architecture, with the mass based paradigm of bone strength, is clearly illustrated in the comparison of inferior, central and superior regions of the vertebral body sagittal slices. The central region is clearly the region at greatest risk of failure with the minimum BV TV greatest Tb.Sp and lowest Tb.N. Kothari and colleagues16 reach a similar conclusion, stating that mean values of trabecular bone architecture do not adequately describe the true trabecular bone morphology, due to significant variation or heterogeneity within each vertebral body. In addition, increased intra-specimen variation in trabecular architecture increases the risk of vertebral fracture23. In a study to determine the sector of vertebral body sagittal slices in which bone damage is most harmful to its structural integrity, Kopperdahl at al.24 reported that damage to the central region of the centrum led to the largest reduction in structural stiffness. In particular, bone damage was most critical to sector 5 in this central region. Vertebral body shape and consideration of disc condition and trabecular architecture in 9 sectors of vertebral body sagittal slices has not previously been reported. The decreased vertebral body wedging and concavity associated with increased disc disorganisation is consistent with the change in the cancellous bone architecture of the vertebral body. In contrast, vertebral body specific compression increased as disc grade increased. The increased specific compression may be a result of improved bone quality in the anterior region of the vertebral body and the more homogeneous architecture favouring vertebral body compression. Change in the cancellous bone architecture of the vertebral body was associated with increased disc disorganisation, consistent with decreased vertebral deformity. Vertebral bodies adjacent to severely disorganised discs showed structurally enhanced cancellous bone architecture compared to vertebral bodies adjacent to mildly disorganised discs. It appears that vertebral bone morphology is related to the condition of the intervertebral disc. This shows that disc disorganisation modulates vertebral cancellous bone architecture such that it may protect against age related bone changes and the occurrence of osteoporotic vertebral body crush fracture. 373. Table 1. The following terms were used in different combinations and with logical operators to query the specified databases plural forms are not listed separately ; Osteonecrosis Avascular necrosis Bone necrosis Osteomyelitis Mandible Maxilla Jaw Bisphosphonate Diphosphonate Etidronate Clodrenate Tiludronate Zometa Aredia Alendronate Pamidronate Zoledronate Zoledronic acid Risedronate Ibandronate and arthrotec.
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1st dam BIPITY, by Tour d'Or. Placed at 2, , 855. This is her second foal. Her first foal is a 2-year-old of 2005, which has not started. 2nd dam BIP, by Robellino. Unraced. Dam of 5 other foals to race-Laspare. 9 wins, 2 to 5, , 764. Bippy d'Or. 3 wins, 2 to 4, 2004, , 236. Bi Tour. Winner at 2, , 940. Proud Fury. Winner at 3, , 420. Wild Pistola. Placed at 3, 2005, 9 & , 003 CAN ; . 3rd dam ABSCISSE FR ; , by Val de l'Orne FR ; . Unraced. Dam of 7 foals to race, 6 winners, including-Activadora. 7 wins, 2 to 4 in Panama, 3rd Premio Republica de Peru [G3]. Two Raises Only. 2 wins at 3, , 870. Don Tono. Winner at 2, , 006. Fighting Doctor. 2 wins at 4, , 629. Jessies Delight. 3 wins at 3 and 4 in Panama. 4th dam ON THE WING, by Tanerko. Winner at 3 in France. Half-sister to LITTLE RIVER 4 wins in France, Prix des Ecuries, etc. ; . Dam of 4 foals to race, all winners-FLY ME FR ; . 3 wins in France, Prix de Flore-G3, Prix Corrida-G3, 2nd Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud-G1, Prix Jean de Chaudenay-G2, Prix de l'Opera-G2, Prix du Prince d'Orange-G3, etc. Dam of-FIXED WING. 6 wins at 2 and 3 in France, Derby du Midi, 3rd Derby du Languedoc Grand Prix de la Ville de Toulouse. Fly For Fame. 3 wins at 2 and 3 in France, 3rd Derby de l'OuestGrand Prix de la Region des Pays de la Loire. Producer. Kaskazi. 2 wis at 3 in Ireland. Dam of Trinity in England, 2nd Siddall & Hilton Centenary Roses S. ; . GALIANI. 2 wins at 3 in France, Grand Prix de Paris-G1. Chamberlin. Winner at 3 and 4 in France, 3rd Prix Juigne, etc. Sire. Euphrate FR ; . Winner at 2 in England. Producer. Granddam of SE SOUVENIR FR ; 3 wins in France, Grand Handicap de Deauville, 2nd Prix Challenge d'Or Piaget; placed in 2 starts, , 400 in N.A. ; . Eligible to be nominated to Texas Stallion Stakes Series. Accredited Texas-bred and astemizole.
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