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A female of 53 and male of 35 complained of myasthenia and pain in the bones. Biochemically, they had severe hypophosphatemia secondary to a sharp decline in tubular reabsorption of phosphates. X-ray showed tumor of bone tissue. The patients were diagnosed to have oncogenic osteomalacia. Literature data on pathogenesis, clinical features and treatment of this rare disease are reviewed.
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