Etiology:
- Mutations of Gs-α gene (guanine nucleotide binder)
- Controls cAMP function in endocrine glands
Epidemiology:
- Monostotic – affects 1 bone
- Polyostotic – many bones
- Polyostotic syndromic
Clinical:
Triad:
- Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia
- Café au lait spots on skin and mucosa
- Endocrine disturbances – precocious puberty
Diagnosis:
- X-ray: Fibrous dysplasia
- Lab: Hormone levels increase in blood test
Management:
- Drugs to inhibit bone resorption
- Surgery
- Hormone therapy
- Exercise – strengthen muscles surrounding fibrous dysplasia lesions
- Analgesics
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