osteolysis

osteolysis /os·te·ol·y·sis/ (os″te-ol´ĭ-sis) dissolution of bone; applied especially to the removal or loss of the calcium of bone.osteolyt´ic

os·te·ol·y·sis (

-s

Dissolution or degeneration of bone tissue resulting from disease.

oste·o·lytic (-

-l

k) adj.

osteolysis

[os′tē·ol′isis]

Etymology: Gk, osteon + lysis, loosening

the degeneration and dissolution of bone caused by disease, infection, or ischemia. The condition commonly affects the terminal bones of the hands and feet, such as in acro-osteolysis, and is seen in disorders involving blood vessels, such as Raynaud's disease, scleroderma, and systemic lupus erythematosus. osteolytic, adj.

osteolysis [os″te-ol´ĭ-sis]

dissoluton of bone; applied especially to the removal or loss of calcium from the bone. adj., adj osteolyt´ic.

osteolysis (os´tēol´

sis),

n a process of bone resorption whereby the bone salts can be withdrawn by a humoral mechanism and returned to the tissue fluids, leaving behind a decalcified bone matrix. Also called
halisteresis.

osteolysis

dissoluton of bone; applied especially to the removal or loss of calcium from the bone.

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-lysis
acro-osteolysis
Bone-in-Bone Pattern
calcemia
Calcimar
calcitonin
dialysis dementia
Floating Teeth
Gorman's syndrome
halisteresis
hypercalcemia
hypercalcemia of malignancy
Kienbock's disease
malignant osteoporosis
Moth Eaten Bone
mutilating arthritis
myeloma, Ig D type
neuroblastoma, IV-S syndrome
Observation Hip

Ultimately, polyethylene was paired with the various types of metals to reduce wear particles and minimize the risk of osteolysis.

Mad about metals: innovation has broadened the use and ... by Barbella, Michael / Orthopedic Design & Technology

Osteolysis can lead to bone fractures and causes patients to feel tired, or even to lose consciousness.

The 'unimportant' molecule during cancer: do-it-yourself tips for ... by Wright, Jonathan V. / Townsend Letter

Polyethylene particulate wear-induced osteolysis is the primary cause of bone resorption of the femoral head.

Prosthesis design and stress profile after hip resurfacing: a finite ... by A Heijink and M E Zobitz and R Nuyts and B F Morrey and K N An / Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery

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