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ОСТЕОПОРОТИЧНІ ПЕРЕЛОМИ В УКРАЇНСЬКИХ ЖІНОК: ЗВ’ЯЗОК ІЗ ВІКОМ, СТАНОМ КІСТКОВОЇ ТКАНИНИ ТА ВЕРТЕБРАЛЬНИМ БОЛЬОВИМ СИНДРОМОМ

ОСТЕОПОРОТИЧНІ ПЕРЕЛОМИ В УКРАЇНСЬКИХ ЖІНОК: ЗВ’ЯЗОК ІЗ ВІКОМ, СТАНОМ КІСТКОВОЇ ТКАНИНИ ТА ВЕРТЕБРАЛЬНИМ БОЛЬОВИМ СИНДРОМОМ

Abstract

У статті наведені результати дослідження щодо частоти низькоенергетичних переломів різної локалізації в українських жінок залежно від віку, стану кісткової тканини та вираженості вертебрального больового синдрому. Встановлено, що низькоенергетичні переломи виявляються в жінок у постменопаузальному періоді в будь-якому віці та незалежно від стану мінеральної щільності кісткової тканини. Із віком частота остеопоротичних переломів зростає з 18 % у 40–49 років до 50–54 % у 70–80 років. Низькоенергетичні переломи виявлено в 71 % жінок з остеопорозом, у 43 % — з остеопенією, у 41 % — із нормальними показниками кісткової тканини.

The article considers the results of study of incidence of low-energy fractures of different localization in Ukrainian women depending on age, state of bone tissue, and intensity of vertebral pain syndrome. It was defined that low-energy fractures occur in postmenopausal women of any age and regardless of state of bone mineral density. With age the incidence of osteoporotic fractures increase from 18 % in 40–49 years to 50–54 % in 70–80 years. Low-energy fractures were revealed in 71 % of women with osteoporosis, in 43 % — with osteopenia, in 41 % — with normal parameters of bone tissue.

Keywords

низькоенергетичні переломи, частота, остеопороз, жінки в постменопаузі, біль у спині

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