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Fig 1.

Representative images of brick-tea type skeletal fluorosis by X-ray examination.

Normal (a) and (b): Normal forearm and shin. Mild (c) and (d): The interosseous membrane in the forearm or lower leg bone was mildly ossified with rough edges (arrows). Moderate (e) and (f): The radial crest and the border were enlarged; the interosseous membrane in the forearm or shin was ossified with serration or wave edge (arrows). Severe (g) and (h): The radial crest was enlarged and the border was obviously enlarged so that ulna and elbow joints presented severe degenerative changes; the interosseous membrane in the forearm or shin was obviously ossified with large shape (arrows).

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Table 1.

General characteristics of study populations.

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Table 2.

Occurrence of genotype and allele frequencies of the PRL rs1341239 polymorphism in three ethnical subjects.

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Table 3.

Associations between skeletal fluorosis and the PRL rs1341239 genotype (overall or stratified by ethnicity).

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Table 4.

Associations between skeletal fluorosis and the PRL rs1341239 genotype in different age groups (overall or stratified by ethnicity).

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Table 5.

Associations between skeletal fluorosis and the PRL rs1341239 genotype in different gender groups (overall or stratified by ethnicity).

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Table 6.

Associations between skeletal fluorosis and the PRL rs1341239 genotype in different IF groups (overall or stratified by ethnicity).

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Table 7.

Associations between skeletal fluorosis and the PRL rs1341239 genotype in different UF groups (overall or stratified by ethnicity).

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