Intensidad y frecuencia de alteraciones del metabolismo óseo postrasplante renal

Los pacientes llevados a trasplante renal, potencialmente desarrollan enfermedad ósea relacionada con trasplante,  esta  ocurre  tempranamente  luego  del  trasplante, con una rápida disminución en la densidad mineral ósea en los primeros 6 a 12 meses, de origen multifactorial; combina alteraciones en el metabolismo del calcio, fósforo, hormona paratiroidea (PTH) y vitamina D después de trasplante renal exitoso.

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