STUDY OF OSTEOPOROSIS AMONG WOMEN FROM 40-65 YEARS•
Safaa Abd EI-Fattah Badr;
Abstract
Osteoporosis is considered a formidable challenge to recent medicine, thus clarification of the most effective variables to bone mineralization and at risk groups for developing osteoporosis will help greatly in developing preventive strategies.
The present study was designed to investigate the different risk factors of osteoporosis among women above 40 to 65 years old. The study was conducted in women's health center of Nasser l nstitute
Hospital in Cairo.
From the computerized data base of the center, the records of
1250 women attendants with low BMD (cases) and another 1250 women with normal RMD (controls) were selected by a systematic random way under certain exclusion criteria in the period between April 1997 until April 2000. These records were reviewed and analyzed for the risk . factors of osteoporosis. The studied cases were
• classified according to BMD and WHO classification into osteopenic,
osteoporotic and marked osteoporotic with fracture risk.
The present study showed that 42.4% of the studied cases were osteopenic, nearly the same percentage (42.7%1) were osteoporotic and
14.9% were marked osteoporotic cases with fracture risk.
As regard age and its relation to osteoporosis, it was found that
58% of osteoporotic and 90.3% of marked osteoporotic cases were
The present study was designed to investigate the different risk factors of osteoporosis among women above 40 to 65 years old. The study was conducted in women's health center of Nasser l nstitute
Hospital in Cairo.
From the computerized data base of the center, the records of
1250 women attendants with low BMD (cases) and another 1250 women with normal RMD (controls) were selected by a systematic random way under certain exclusion criteria in the period between April 1997 until April 2000. These records were reviewed and analyzed for the risk . factors of osteoporosis. The studied cases were
• classified according to BMD and WHO classification into osteopenic,
osteoporotic and marked osteoporotic with fracture risk.
The present study showed that 42.4% of the studied cases were osteopenic, nearly the same percentage (42.7%1) were osteoporotic and
14.9% were marked osteoporotic cases with fracture risk.
As regard age and its relation to osteoporosis, it was found that
58% of osteoporotic and 90.3% of marked osteoporotic cases were
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| Title | STUDY OF OSTEOPOROSIS AMONG WOMEN FROM 40-65 YEARS• | Other Titles | دراسة هشاشة العظام بين السيدات فوق سن الاربعين حتى الخامسة والستين | Authors | Safaa Abd EI-Fattah Badr | Issue Date | 2002 |
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