Peran pertanda tulang dalam serum pada tatalaksana osteoporosis

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Adi Priyana

Abstract

Osteoporosis adalah kelainan tulang yang kronik progresif akibat berkurangnya massa dan kekuatan tulang sehingga menjadi predisposisi meningkatnya risiko fraktur. Pertanda tulang dapat memberikan gambaran proses remodelling yang sedang terjadi. Pemeriksaan ini meliputi pertanda resorpsi tulang yang dilakukan oleh osteoklas dan pertanda formasi tulang yang dilakukan oleh osteoblas. Diagnosis untuk osteoporosis yang dianggap baku adalah pemeriksaan bone mass density (BMD) tetapi BMD tidak dipakai untuk monitoring pengobatan karena membutuhkan waktu lama (2 tahun) untuk melihat perbedaan gambaran massa tulang. Analisis pertanda tulang dapat memberikan gambaran proses remodeling yang sedang terjadi dalam waktu yang lebih singkat (3 – 6 bulan). Artinya analisis pertanda tulang dapat memantau dan menilai respons pengobatan, prognosis penderita dengan risiko osteoporosis, mencari penyebab berkurangnya tulang secara cepat, memilih pengobatan yang sesuai, memantau pasien dengan pengobatan kortikosteroid dan mempelajari patogenesis osteoporosis. Dalam tulisan ini akan diuraikan beberapa analisis pertanda tulang seperti alkaline phosphatase (ALP), osteocalcin, P1-NP dan ß-CrossLaps dan kegunaannya pada tatalaksana osteoporosis.

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Priyana, A. (2007). Peran pertanda tulang dalam serum pada tatalaksana osteoporosis. Universa Medicina, 26(3), 152–159. https://doi.org/10.18051/UnivMed.2007.v26.152-159
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