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Bone
Bone composition 70% mineral (Ca2+ and PO4- as hydroxyapatitie) 22% protein (9 % !ype " colla#en + % proteo#lycans and other materials) $% %ater !%o ma&or types o' (one Compact (cortical) i*e*) lon# (ones) +echanical and protecti,e '-nctions Cancello-s (spon#y) i*e*) ,erte(rae) +eta(olic re#-lation o' calci-m .o-r types o' cells Osteo(lasts Osteoclasts Osteocytes Bone linin# cells
Osteoporosis
/e'ined as red-ction in (one mass and micro-architect-re that leads to s-scepti(ility to 'ract-re
0ormal
Osteoporotic
+$teon$
Principal organi.ing %eature o% compact 'one *a-er$ian canal / place %or the ner-e 'loo an l)mphatic -e$$el$ 0amellae / collagen epo$ition pattern 0acunae / hole$ %or o$teoc)te$ #analiculi / place o% communication 'et"een o$teoc)te$
Bone #ell$
+$teoc)te$ 1 eri-e %rom o$teoprogenitor cell$ +$teo'la$t$ +$teocla$t$
+$teoc)te$2
Trappe o$teo'la$t$ 3n lacunae Keep 'one matri4 in goo con ition an can relea$e calcium ion$ %rom 'one matri4 "hen calcium eman $ increa$e +$teoc)tic o$teol)$i$
+$teo'la$t$
Make collagen ,cti-ate nucleation o% h) ro4)apatite cr)$talli.ation onto the collagen matri4( %orming ne" 'one ,$ the) 'ecome en-elope ') the collagenou$ matri4 the) pro uce( the) tran$%orm into o$teoc)te$ Stimulate o$teocla$t re$orpti-e acti-it)
+$teocla$t$
&e$or' 'one matri4 %rom $ite$ "here it i$ eteriorating or not nee e Dige$t 'one matri4 component$ Focal ecalci%ication an e4tracellular ige$tion ') aci h) rola$e$ an uptake o% ige$te material Di$appear a%ter re$orption ,$$i$t "ith mineral homeo$ta$i$
Mineral
, calcium pho$phate5car'onate compoun re$em'ling the mineral h) ro4)apatite #a106P+7896+*82 *) ro4)apatite cr)$tal$ #ontain Mg( :a( K
*ormonal 3n%luence
<itamin D Parath)roi *ormone #alcitonin =$trogen ,n rogen
<itamin D
+$teo'la$t ha-e receptor$ %or 61(2;1 6+*821D8 3ncrea$e$ acti-it) o% 'oth o$teo'la$t$ an o$teocla$t$ 3ncrea$e$ o$teoc)tic o$teol)$i$ 6remo eling8 3ncrea$e$ minerali.ation through increa$e inte$tinal calcium a'$orption Fee 'ack action o% 61(2;16+*821D8 repre$$e$ gene %or PT* $)nthe$i$
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25 (OH) D3)
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!25(OH2)D3(calcitriol)
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* 'arathyroid
,iological actions
)alcitriol in +lood
,ntire$orpti-e Therap)
+ost 'orms o' osteoporosis are a conse6-ence o' (one loss d-e to an im(alance in (one remodelin# s-ch that (one resorption exceeds (one 'ormation* By decreasin# the n-m(er) acti,ity) and li'e span o' osteoclasts) se,eral therape-tic a#ents s-ppress (one resorption and) indirectly) (one 'ormation* !hese antiresorpti,e a#ents are capa(le o' preser,in# (one mass) sta(ili7in# (one str-ct-re and 6-ality) and red-cin# 'ract-re rates*
Parath)roi *ormone
,ccelerate$ remo-al o% calcium %rom 'one to increa$e #a le-el$ in 'loo PT* receptor$ pre$ent on 'oth o$teo'la$t$ an o$teocla$t$ +$teo'la$t$ re$pon to PT* ') #hange o% $hape an c)to$keletal arrangement 3nhi'ition o% collagen $)nthe$i$ Stimulation o% 3019( macrophage colon)1 $timulating %actor $ecretion #hronic $timulation o% the PT* cau$e$ h)pocalcemia an lea $ to re$orpti-e e%%ect$
Parath)roi *ormone
PT* act$ irectl) to increa$e renal tu'ular calcium rea'$orption an in irectl) to enhance inte$tinal calcium a'$orption -ia it$ $timulator) action on renal 11> cholecalci%erol h) ro4)la$e 6there') increa$ing circulating calcitriol8. The normal ph)$iological role o% PT* on $keletal homeo$ta$i$( "hen $ecrete en ogenou$l)( i$ more comple4 'ut pro'a'l) $er-e$ to regulate 'one remo eling rather than o-erall $keletal ma$$. P!8 exhi(its potent ana(olic e''ects on the s1eleton %hen #i,en exo#eno-sly (y intermittent in&ection the o(ser,ation that architect-ral impro,ements do occ-r %ithin the s1eleton a'ter daily P!8 in&ections
Parathyroid hormone
Intermittent injection stimulate new bone formation CONTRAST to continuous infusion Teri aratide ! rhPT"#$%&'( ) was a ro*ed by +S%,-A for R. of osteo orosis Transient dose%related hy ercalcemia /on0 term effects are not 1nown
#alcitonin
# cell$ o% th)roi glan $ecrete calcitonin Straight chain pepti e 1 32 aa S)nthe$i.e %rom a large preprohormone &i$e in pla$ma calcium i$ ma?or $timulu$ o% calcitonin $ecretion Pla$ma concentration i$ 10120 pg5ml an hal% li%e i$ ; min
Calcitonin
Pe tide from Thyroid C cell -irect inhibition of osteoclast acti*ity /ess effecti*e in cortical bone Salmon calcitonin nasal s ray -ose 233 I+4day calcitonin has inherent anal#esic properties) and may (e -se'-l in the early post 'ract-re period9
#alcitonin
Mechani$m o% ,ction2 - calcitonin i$ potent inhi'itor o% o$teocla$tic 'one re$orption@ 1 in 'one( ma?or action i$ inhi'ition o% o$teocla$tic 'one re$orption@ 1 calcitonin inhi'it$ 'one re$orption an $lo"$ o"n rate o% 'one lo$$@ 1 o$teocla$t$ e$cape %rom the inhi'itor) e%%ect$ o% calcitonin %ollo"ing
A*ailable treatment
Calcium and *itamin "ormone re lacement thera y Selecti*e estro0en rece tor modulators ! S5R6s ) 7is hos honates Calcitonin Parathyroid hormone Other treatments Non% harmacolo0ic inter*ention
Calcium
$88' consensus on o timum calcium inta1e
Daily calcium intake Adolescents Adult up to 65 years Postmenopausal women Elderly 1200-1500 mg 1000 mg 1500 mg
Calcium re arations
Calcium citrate Calcium lactate Calcium 0luconate Calcium carbonate Calcium carbonate < ; mc0 =it -2 5lemental calcium 93m04&33m0 :3m04933m0 '3m04;33m0 '33m040 2;3m04tablet
=itamin 5ssential for intestinal absor tion of calcium -aily recommendation '33 % :33 I+4day 5s > /ow sunli0ht e. osure? elderly? low *itamin - inta1e @ -ecreased ris1 of fracture in healthy elderly with normal inta1e A 76-
National Institute of Health ( 2002):mendapati bahwa dengan HRT,terjadi: pening!atan risi!o : "pen#a!it !ardio$as!uler " dan !an!er pa#udara lebih berbaha#a dibanding efe! anti osteoporosis n#a
*ormone$ % cont&
,$ o% recent D*3 $tu )( e$trogen1proge$terone therap) no longer %ir$t1line approach %or
o$teoporo$i$ treatment in po$tmenopau$al "omen ue to increa$e ri$k o% 'rea$t cancer( $troke( <T=$( an po$$i'l) #,D.
3n ication$2
per$i$tent menopau$al $)mptom$( ina'ilit) to tolerate other option$( %ailure to re$pon to other option$.
No
Ho9e%er8 li#e estrogen!raloxifene increase the ris# of %eno:s thro;+oe;+olis; 're/aration8 E%ista< =o ;g!once daily./ 5>>3+:lan
Bisphosphonates
!he antiresorpti,e e''ects appear to res-lt 'rom their inhi(ition o' the en7yme 'arnesyl pyrophosphate synthase (.PP:) in osteoclasts* .PP: is a 1ey en7yme in the me,alonate path%ay) %hich #enerates isoprenoid lipids -tili7ed 'or the post-translational modi'ication o' small 5!P-(indin# proteins that are essential 'or osteoclast '-nction* !he inhi(ition o' protein prenylation and the disr-ption o' the '-nction o' these 1ey re#-latory proteins explains the loss o' osteoclast acti,ity*
Other treatment
,luoride =itamin E2 Strontium ranelate 6eunier PF> The effect of strontium ranelate on the ris1 of *ertebral fracture in women with ostmeno ausal osteo orosis> N5F6 233'G&;3H';8%9: Statins
5.erciseAOsteo orosis
5.ercise effect
Adolescent % Increased ea1 bone mass 5lderly % Small increase in 76,itness may re*ent fallin0 @
5*idence%based data
Reduction of hi Ale0 fractures in obser*ational studies
Other measures
Treat redis osin0 factors ,all re*ention
Correct *isual im airment A*oid dru0s % 7Is? hy notics? antide ressant? dru0s cause hy otension 5.trinsic factors
5.ternal hi
rotector
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