Hip fractures (HF) are among the most serious consequences of osteoporosis. Many individuals who subsequently sustain a HF may already fulfill recognized criteria for fracture risk assessment, bone mineral density (BMD) evaluation, or anti-osteoporosis treatment before the event occurs, yet remain unidentified and untr...
G. Arcidiacono, M. Torres, C. Ceolin et al.· Calcified Tissue Internation...· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Chronic kidney disease (CKD)-associated osteoporosis is present in approximately 25% of all patients with CKD. The occurrence increases as kidney function declines, with prevalences up to 75% in elderly dialysis patients. It is often undiagnosed due to the perception that limited treatment options are availabl...
Ditte Hansen, Hanne Skou-Jørgensen, Mehmet Kanbay et al.· Clinical Kidney Journal· 0 citations
Therapeutic management becomes increasingly complex in advanced CKD, where fracture risk is high, and evidence for osteoporosis treatments is limited, and evidence for osteoporosis treatments is limited.
Giuseppe Cianciolo, Antonio Bellasi, Sandro Giannini et al.· Kidney360· 0 citations
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