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In a group of 47 women and 54 men with chronic renal failure included in a regular haemodialyzation programme the mineral content of bone was assessed using the method of radiation absorption of the radioisotope americium (241Am) on a Bone mineral detector of Gambro Co. The bone mineral content was reduced in men and women by 22%, as compared with healthy subjects of the same age and sex. The reduction was more marked in patients dialyzed for longer periods and when there were lamoratory signs of activity of the process.
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