Background. Both types of diabetes mellitus (DM) cause alterations in bone metabolism, which are more pronounced as the renal function declines. Renal transplantation, on the other hand, improves bone condition. However, less is known about the changes in patients with DM.
Aim. We aimed to evaluate the changes of biochemical factors playing crucial role in bone and mineral disorder and to compare them between diabeti cs and non-diabetics.
