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[[File:Pagets skull.jpg|preview|Skull in Paget's disease]] | [[File:Pagets skull.jpg|preview|Skull in Paget's disease]] | ||
'''Osteodystrophy''' is a term for disharmonious new formation and destruction of [[bone]] tissue <ref name="Koudela"> | '''Osteodystrophy''' is a term for disharmonious new formation and destruction of [[bone]] tissue <ref name="Koudela">.</ref> caused by an excess of [[Parathyroid hormone|PTH (parathyroid hormone)]] – primary or secondary. | ||
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Osteodystrophy is a term for disharmonious new formation and destruction of bone tissue [2] caused by an excess of PTH (parathyroid hormone) – primary or secondary.
