Aug 18, 2021
What is Paget’s? Why is it declining across much of the globe? Find out, plus hear an interview with the head of the center for osteoporosis and metabolic bone disease at Cleveland Clinic, Chad Deal, MD.
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- Intro :11
- Today’s episode :27
- What is Paget’s? 1:07
- The history of Paget’s 5:35
- How often is this symptomatic? 9:30
- The epidemiology of Paget’s 13:22
- The data on viruses and Paget’s disease 21:08
- An interview with Dr. Chad Deal25:09
- The numbers are showing a decline in Paget’s disease, are you seeing that? 26:03
- Identifying Paget’s disease … who’s picking this up? 27:01
- Can you walk us through those studies again? 27:58
- Can you tell us a little bit about hypervascularity found in these patients? 30:32
- Can you walk us through the history of how the treatments have changed? 31:37
- Paget’s kind of just doesn’t go anywhere … is that what you’ve seen in your practice? 35:05
- What if the patient has poor or borderline kidney function? Do they have other options? 37:07
- Have you seen familial cases? Are people more prone to get it if someone in the family has it? 38:32
- A discussion on osteosarcoma 39:55
- Dr. Deal, thank you so much for your time and your knowledge about metabolic bone 42:46
- Episode summary 42:52
- I hope you learned something and thanks for listening! 44:47
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