Clues to recognition of kidney disease in archeologic record: characteristics and occurrence of leontiasis ossea
The paucity of reports on renal disease in the archeologic literature seems remarkable, given the prominence of renal disease as a cause of death (1). Renal insufficiency allows waste products to accumulate, calcium loss, and reduced kidney hydroxylation of vitamin D, resulting in renal osteodystrop...
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