Profound vitamin D deficiency in coeliac disease and pregnancy.
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A 23-year-old Turkish woman with known coeliac disease presented to hospital with a fractured left femur (Figure 1 a) sustained when arising from bed. Two years prior, she sustained a fracture at the right humerus (Figure 1 b), caused by lifting the younger of her two children. Hypercalcemia was documented at the time of the first fracture, but she defaulted from follow-up.
Figure 1.
(a) Plain AP radiograph of the left femur demonstrates a pathological transverse fracture with full diaphyseal width medial displacement of the distal fragment. The underlying bone is abnormal with multiple lytic lesions in a background of …
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