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Rev Mex Med Fis Rehab 2011; 23 (2)

Bone mineral density in women being elder than 30 years old and suffering from distal radius fracture: Cut-points through ROC curves

Díez GMP, Ballesteros RF, Chávez AD, León HSR

Language: Spanish
References: 20
Page: 49-54
PDF size: 52.41 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Aims: Estimates the best point of court of the DMO in different third (proximal, I happen and distal) and the reasons of probability of fracture distal of the radius. Design: Study of cases and paired controls. Scene: Rehabilitation National Institute. Participants: 81 women’s cases with fracture distal of radio divided in three subgroups of age 31-45, 46-55 y › 55 years; 55 controls paired by similar subgroups of age. Interventions: Not applicable. Measures of conclusion: DMO measured for densitometry bony, points of court across curves COR. Results: The points of court were different for every subgroup of age and for every third of the radius: 31-45 years proximal 0.6175 g/cm2, I happen 0.5225 g/cm2, distal 0.3690 g/cm2; 46-55 years proximal 0.5620 g/cm2, I happen 0.4685 g/cm2, distal 0.3350 g/cm2;› 55 years proximal 0.4985 g/cm2, I happen 0.3740 g/cm2 and distal 0.2390 g/cm2. For the first subgroup the best measure predicts of fracture it was the DMO of the average third; for the second subgroup that of the third distal and for the third party the major age of 59 years. Conclusions: We estimate that in the women ‹ of 55 years, DMO’s levels with different points from court for subgroup of age and region of radio, can be used to predict significantly risk and reasons of probability of fractures of forearm.


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