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Osteoporosis of the Spine, Pelvis and Hand. A Comparative Study in a Femoral Neck Fracture Series

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Publisher Wolters Kluwer
Specialty Orthopedics
Date 1979 Mar 1
PMID 455833
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Abstract

In a comparative study of the degree and prevalence of osteoporosis in the hand, pelvis and spine of a group of femoral neck fractures in the elderly, it was noted that spinal osteoporosis was much more frequent and appeared much earlier than pelvic osteoporosis. Similarly, a one way correlation existed between osteoporosis of the hand and spine. No relationship was noted between osteoporosis of the pelvis as measured by our criteria and by the Singh technique.

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