Biyokimyasal Kemik Belirteçleri

Osteopatilerin teşhis, tedavi ve izlenmesinde radyolojik teknikler ile korole olarak kullanılmakta olan klinik öneme sahipbirçok biyokimyasal kemik belirteci bulunmaktadır. Biyokimyasal kemik belirteçleri kemik oluşum ve rezorbsiyonhızlarının göstergesi olarak kabul edilirler. Ayrıca biyokimyasal kemik belirteçleri radyolojik yöntemler ilekarşılaştırıldığında, örnek toplanmasının kolay olması, test maliyetinin düşüklüğü, uygulanabilirlik, kemik hastalıklarınınizlenmesinde kısa zaman aralıkları ile yararlanabilme ve tekrarlayabilme gibi avantajları nedeniyle de önemkazanmaktadır. Bu çalışmada osteopatilerde teşhis ve izleminde kullanılmakta olan biyokimyasal belirteçlerideğerlendirilmiştir

Biochemical Bone Markers

There are many biochemical bone markers with clinical importance that are used as a chorole with radiological techniques in the diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of osteopathies. Biochemical bone markers are considered as indicators of bone formation and resorption rates. Furthermore, when compared to radiological methods, biochemical bone markers gain importance due to their advantages such as easy sample collection, low test cost, applicability, short time intervals in monitoring bone diseases, and replicability. In this study, biochemical markers used in diagnosis and follow-up in osteopathies were evaluated

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