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PAGET’S DISEASE
Osteitis Deformans
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Paget’s disease
Is a state of increase metabolic activity in the bone characterized by excessive
bone remodeling,
both resorption and formation.
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• Named after Sir James Paget (1814-1899)
• First described osteitis deformans in 1877
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Bone Remodeling Cycle Phase 1 (activation)
a stimulus activates the bone cells precursors in the localized area of the bone to form osteoclasts.
Phase 2. (resorption)
osteoclast forms a “cutting cone” which gradually resorb bone, leaving behind and elongated cavity.
Phase 3 (formation)
laying down of new bone by osteoblast lining the walls of the resorptive cavity.
Bone Remodeling Cycle
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Etiology
The possible causes are many, but no exact etiology has been defined.
– Genetic factor (Sequestrosome 1 gene on chromosome 5)
– Virus infection may be necessary to trigger
– Chronic infection (Osteitis Deformans)
– Hormonal dysfunction
– Autoimmune states
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Histological features
• Osteoclasts are enlarged
• Increased bone turnover produces a mosaic pattern of lamellar bone
• Three phases recognised - osteolytic, mixed and sclerotic
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• Osteolytic or Destructive Phase– Initial phase marked by extensive
resorption of existing bone
• Mixed or Active Phase– Osteoclasts destroy the ordered lamellar
bone and osteoblast respond to the destruction by rapid disposition of vascular connective tissue and remodeled lamellar bone
• Sclerotic or Osteoblastic Phase– last phase wherein bone formation outstrips
resorption
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Paget’s diseasePathophysiology
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EtiologyHormonal
DysfunctionAutoimmune StatesViral CausationChronic InfectionGenetic Factor (Sequestrosome 1 gene on chromosome 5)
↑Ca ECF
Compensatory Mechanism
Hyperactivity of osteoclasts
Osteoclast destroys
lamellar bone
Increase extensive resorption
↑ osteoblast response
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Rapid disposition of vascular connective
tissue
Increase bone formation
Increase bone size and thickness
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• Bone pain • Spinal stenosis• Numbness• Weakness• (Skull)
headaches, dizziness, facial droop with vision or hearing impairment
• Bowing of legs• Curve
backbone
•Skull enlargement bitemporally and frontally•Enlargement of pelvis
Compressionof nerves
Poorly mineralized
bones
Overgrown bone
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Signs & Symptoms
• There are usually no symptoms for a prolonged period.
– If symptoms occur, they develop insidiously, with pain, stiffness, fatigue, and bone deformity.
– Bone pain is aching, deep, and occasionally severe, sometimes worse at night.
– Pain also may arise from compression neuropathy or osteoarthritis.
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• Signs may include:
– Spine: curve backbone nerves can become damaged and cause leg pain, numbness, weakness, or cauda equina syndrome (an emergency condition with symptoms that include loss of feeling in the pelvic area and legs)
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• Skull: skull enlargement bitemporally and frontally (frontal “bossing”); dilated scalp veins; headaches, dizziness, loss of muscle strength in the face (facial droop), or problems with vision or hearing.
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• Bowed legs, Enlarged pelvis
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Radiological features• Osteolytic phase can produce osteoporosis
circumscripta (localized cranial osteoporosis)
• Bone softening can produce bowing, platybasia, protrusion acetabuli or greenstick fractures
• Mixed phase shows generalized bone enlargement
• Sclerotic phase shows increased density, trabeculae and cortical thickening
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Complications
• Pathological fractures - complete or incomplete
• Neurological effects – Cranial nerve lesions
– Spinal cord lesions
• Osteoarthritis
• Sarcomas
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Biochemistry
• Serum calcium and phosphate are usually normal
• Serum alkaline phosphatase is increased
• Uric acid increased in about 30% of patients
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Diagnosis• Plain x-rays and radioisotopes bone scan
– Increased bone sclerosis
– Abnormal architecture with coarse cortical trabeculation or cortical thickening
– Bowing
– Bony enlargement
• Serum alkaline phosphatase, Ca, and PO4
• Bone scan after diagnosis established
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Nursing Diagnosis
1. Acute pain related to impingement of abnormal bone on spinal cord
2. Bathing/hygiene, dressing/grooming, toileting self-care deficit related to musculoskeletal impairment
3. Disturbed body image related to bowing of legs.
4. Impaired physical mobility related to asymmetrical bowing of tibia and femur