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What is Paget’s Disease?

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A progressive skeletal disorder that involves excessive bone destruction and repair.

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What occurs during the Lytic Phase of Paget’s Disease?

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Osteoclasts demineralize the bone 20 times more than normal.

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What happens in the Mixed Phase of Paget’s Disease?

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Rapid, disorganized production of new bone tissue by Osteoblasts occurs, with collagen laid down in a disorganized way.

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What characterizes the Sclerotic Phase of Paget’s Disease?

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New bone formation exceeds resorption, resulting in structurally disorganized and weakened bone.

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What is the Burned-out Phase in Paget’s Disease?

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The disease becomes dormant.

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What are the clinical manifestations of Paget’s Disease?

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Increasing structural changes of the long bones, spine, pelvis, and cranium.

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What are common signs and symptoms of Paget’s Disease?

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Usually, no symptoms until advanced; can include deep bone pain, palpable heat, fractures, and headaches.

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What diagnostic means are used for Paget’s Disease?

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Imaging (X-ray), bone lesions, and elevated Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) in blood.

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What treatment planning considerations are there for severe Paget’s Disease?

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May require positioning modification and extra support.

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How can massage therapy help in Paget’s Disease?

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It will help with pain and range of motion.

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