Peak Bone Mass, Bone Loss and Risk of Fracture

Overview

Journal Osteoporos Int

Specialties Endocrinology
Orthopedics

Date 1994 Jan 1

PMID 8081058

Citations 16

Authors

C C JOHNSTON Jr

C W Slemenda

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Abstract

Both peak bone mass and bone loss contribute to subsequent fracture risk. Other variables such as architectural abnormalities, microdamage, geometric properties, and trauma probably contribute as well. Until the contribution of these other potentially important risk factors can be quantified, it will be difficult to determine precisely the relative importance of peak bone mass and subsequent bone loss in the etiology of fractures.

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