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Using densitometry of bone, history taking and laboratory methods, eva
luated 1,085 patients with osteopenia. The percentage of patients with
contributing diagnoses was about 24%. Dividing these diagnoses, we fo
und diseases of the endocrinium (74%),the digestion system (10%) and t
he kidneys (1%), malignancies (6%) and other diseases (9%).