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The Basics • “Brittle Bone Disease” • Mainly caused by a collagen deficiency • Dominant, Recessive and Spontaneuous Mutations
Traits Shown By Most • All Types have their own characteristics • General characteristics that stay the same – Short stature – Fragile skin and joints • Easy bleeding – Curve of spine http: //www. oif. org/site/News 2? page=News. Article&id=7395
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The Dominant Side of Things • • • Types I through V Type I- most common Type II- most severe Type III- most severe past infant stage Type IV- moderate Type V- moderate
Rare Recessives • Type VII- with total loss of cartilage it is lethal • Type VIII- severe growth deficiency • Type VI- is undetermined
Diagnosis of OI • Usually a clinical diagnosis based on the physician’s observations. • Collagen analysis using skin sample or DNA sequencing with a blood sample • Ultrasound may detect abnormalities at 14 -18 weeks, or through amniocentesis.
What Can Cause Breaks? http: //medgen. genetics. utah. edu/photographs/diseases/high/pe ri 021. jpg • Infants – Rolling – Burping – Being picked up • Children – Kicking – Jumping rope – Skipping • Adults http: //medgen. genetics. utah. edu/photographs/diseases/high/peri 022. jpg
How Some Manage Life • Limitations – No sports – Parents taught how to hold babies • Aids – Wheelchair – Crutches
Adulthood • Normal life? • Children? http: //blogs. monografias. com/sistema-limbiconeurociencias/2010/04/26/osteogenesis-imperfecta-and-a-mother-smaller-than-herinfant-son/
No Cure • Physical therapy • Braces and casts • Medicines being tested – Bisphonates, they include medications titled Aredia©, Fosamax©, and Reclast©
Child Abuse • Allegations very common with OI cases • Work with your doctor to avoid allegations • Protect yourself from being listed as an abusive parent
Common Myths • A baby should be carried on a pillow and discouraged from moving • OI is a childhood disorder that one grows out of by their teens • All children born to parents with OI will have OI
Meet Leah • 16 -months old • 70 breaks http: //www. mlive. com/news/muskegon/index. ssf/2009/12/family_demonstrates_it_has_an. html
Works Cited • • Larocca, Felix. 2010. “Ostegenesis Imperfecta and a Mother Smaller than her Infant Son”. Available: http: //blogs. monografias. com/sistema-limbiconeurociencias/2010/04/26/osteogenesis-imperfecta-and-a-mother-smaller-than-herinfant-son/ OI Foundation. 2007. “Facts about Osteogenesis Imperfecta”. Available: http: //www. oif. org/site/Page. Server? pagename=AOI_Facts OI Foundation. 2001. “Types of OI”. Available: http: //www. oif. org/site/Page. Server? pagename=AOI_Types OI Foundation. 2007. “Myths about OI”. Available: http: //www. oif. org/site/Page. Server? pagename=AOI_Myths OI Foundation 2007. “Child Abuse Allegations”. Available: http: //www. oif. org/site/Page. Server? pagename=RES_Child. Abuse Medline. Plus. 2010. “Osteogenesis Imperfecta”. Avaible: http: //www. nlm. nih. gov/medlineplus/osteogenesisimperfecta. html Robinson, Loretta. 2009. “Family Demonstrates Unbreakable Spirit Dealing with Child’s Brittle Bone Disease”. The Muskegon Chronicle. Available: http: //www. mlive. com/news/muskegon/index. ssf/2009/12/family_demonstrates_it_has _an. html
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