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What is The medical term meaning softening of the bone ending in oma?

Osteomalacia (oste = bone + malacia = softening) is caused by the malabsorption or dietary deficiency of Vitamin D. -oma is a suffix referring to "growth" or "tumor". Tumor-induced osteomalacia (TIO) is generally called oncogenic osteomalacia. Osteoblastoma and fibroma-like tumors are two specific tumors that might cause bone softening. In Royal Pains season 2, episode Astraphabia the stormchaser Jamie Ray Newman has recurring fractions which are diagnosed as TIO.


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