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Trastornos de los huesos

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Existen muchos trastornos de los huesos que requieren de atención clínica por parte de un médico u otro profesional de la salud. En la lista siguiente se incluyen algunos trastornos de los huesos sobre los que hemos proporcionado una descripción general.

La Necrosis Avascular

La Displasia Fibrosa

La Osteogénesis Imperfecta

La Osteomielitis

La Enfermedad del Hueso de Paget

El Hiperparatiroidismo Primario

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