How does Pamidronate work?
Pamidronate is a bone resorption inhibitor, which blocks the dissolution of calcium phosphate in bone or inhibits osteoclast activity. Date Posted: 04/20/2006, Date Reviewed/Revised: 01/09/2008 Go to Top • What is the correct way to code Pamidronate Disodium?66 J2430 is for injection of Pamidronate Disodium per 30 mg.
Related Questions
- Have you heard if pamidronate might aggravate hearing problems by thickening the small bones in the ear?
- Can acute administration of pamidronate help to preserve bone mass in children with severe burn injury?
- Is there a way we could get information on the NIH study about pamidronates effect on hearing?
