Multiple Myeloma in a Male Patient with Inadequate Response to Osteoporosis Treatment: A Case Report

Secondary causes of osteoporosis are more common in males compared to females, and multiple myeloma is a scarce cause in men. This case report emphasizes the necessity of exploring the reasons for secondary osteoporosis in menwho have inadequate responses to osteoporosis therapies.

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Turkish Journal of Osteoporosis
Published
2025-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.4274/tod.galenos.2024.10437
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Multiple Myeloma Research and Treatments
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Multiple Myeloma in a Male Patient with Inadequate Response to Osteoporosis Treatment: A Case Report

Ayşegül Yaman
Turkish Journal of Osteoporosis
Multiple Myeloma Research and Treatments
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Multiple Myeloma in a Male Patient with Inadequate Response to Osteoporosis Treatment: A Case Report

Ayşegül Yaman
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Abstract

Secondary causes of osteoporosis are more common in males compared to females, and multiple myeloma is a scarce cause in men. This case report emphasizes the necessity of exploring the reasons for secondary osteoporosis in menwho have inadequate responses to osteoporosis therapies.

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