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Predictive value of FRAX for fracture in obese older women

Predictive value of FRAX for fracture in obese older women. Osteoscoop - Issue N°285 – April 2013. BMI. FRAX = 10-year probability of major osteoporotic fractures. ♂ ♀. Femoral neck BMD. Age. Obese women N=285, age 71.0. Non obese women N=1509, age 72.3. 9.03 years ’ follow -up.

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Predictive value of FRAX for fracture in obese older women

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  1. Predictive value of FRAX for fracture in obese older women Osteoscoop - Issue N°285 – April 2013

  2. BMI FRAX = 10-year probability of major osteoporotic fractures ♂♀ Femoral neck BMD Age Obese women N=285, age 71.0 Non obese women N=1509, age 72.3 9.03 years’ follow-up FRAX + BMD FRAX + BMD

  3. BMI FRAX = 10-year probability of major osteoporotic fractures ♂♀ Femoral neck BMD Age Obese women N=285, age 71.0 Non obese women N=1509, age 72.3 9,03 years’ follow-up FRAX + BMD FRAX + BMD Hip fractures 7.1% 11.4% Lowerthanobserved Lowerthanobserved

  4. BMI FRAX = 10-year probability of major osteoporotic fractures ♂♀ Femoral neck BMD Age Obese women N=285, age 71.0 Non obese women N=1509, age 72.3 9.03 years’ follow-up FRAX + BMD FRAX + BMD Hip fractures 7.1% 11.4% Lower than observed Lower than observed 18.2% 23.3% Good calibration Good calibration Major osteoporotic fracture

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