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PAGET’S DISEASE ( Osteitis deformans) July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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DEFINITION Non-inflammatory condition of bone Furious bone resorption Chaotic bone deposition Sir John Paget (1876) July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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INCIDENCE Some 3% of European population ( 90% asymptomatic ) RSA : - 1.3% among black population - 2.4% among white population Prevalence increases with age (> 40) Male:Female ratio = 3:2 July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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Pathogenesis Slow virus infection : Paramyxovirus July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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CLINICAL FEATURES Initially asymptomatic Bone pain Stress fractures Increasing head size Blindness Deafness Bowing of legs Kyphosis High output cardiac failure July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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PATHOLOGY 3 PHASES 1.Osteolytic or hot phase 2.Mixed or intermediate phase 3.Sclerotic or cool phase July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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SKELETAL DISTRIBUTION Virtually any bone can be affected Pelvis and tibia most common Next femur, skull, spine and clavicle July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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CLINICAL Asymptomatic in 70% Bone pain Limb feels warm Deformities Neurological symptoms High output heart failure July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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COMPLICATIONS Micro fractures Bowing of femurs and tibias Secondary OA of joints Malignant transformation Compression fractures of spine High output heart failure July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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DIAGNOSIS Clinical picture Radiographs S-ALP, u-DPD, u-Hydroxyproline Bone scan July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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RADIOLOGY OSTEOLYTIC PHASE Active bone resorption Large areas of radiolucency Destruction of cortex and cancellous bone July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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RADIOLOGY INTERMEDIATE PHASE Thickening of cortex and course trabeculation of cancellous bone Trabecular thickening along stress lines July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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RADIOLOGY SCLEROTIC PHASE Enlargement and widening of bone, marked cortical thickening with blurring of cortex-spongiosa demarcation July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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TREATMENT Treatment does not cure Pagets, but provides prolonged periods of remission July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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TREATMENT Pain relief – NSAIDS - Paracetamol - Opioids Pharmacotherapy - Biphosphonates - Calcitonin - Calcium 1000mg/d - vit D - exercise July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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TREATMENT Surgery indicated : 1.Unstable # and delayed union 2.OA for joint replacement 3.Osteotomy for deformities 4.Nerve compression in spine July 2012DR. FRANTZEN
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