OTHER FACTORS Fracture as adult Hip fracture in parent Weigh less than 125 lb Cigarette smoker Use arms to rise from chair Take seizure medicine Take prednisone Use sedatives History hyperthyroidism Resting pulse > 80 Walk for exercise |
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TOTAL HIP BMD
Hologic Lunar Norland g / cm2 | |
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AGE --- years old
STANDARDIZED BONE DENSITY: --- mg/cm2
T-SCORE: --- Z-SCORE: --- Average bone density for age: --- mg/cm2 Difference from average bone density: --- % Percentile (% of ordinary women of same age with lower density): --- % | |||
FRACTURE RISKS BASED ON BONE DENSITY AND AGE:
Risk relative to average woman of same age: --- times -- likely to break hip Hip fracture risk in next 5 years: --- % Spine fracture risk in next 5 years: --- % Lifetime risk of hip fracture: --- Risk of any osteoporotic fracture in the next ten years: --- | |||
FRACTURE RISKS CONSIDERING OTHER FACTORS:
Fracture Risk Index (Black): -- of 15 -- -- Hip fracture risk in 5 years (baseline fracture rate times relative risks): -- | |||
TREATMENT THRESHOLD for prescription medications (Kanis):
-- A recent study by Schousboe found it was cost-effective to treat women aged 55 to 75 with a clnical fracture or a T-score less than -2.5 |