Senile osteoporosis represents one of the most pressing challenges in modern geriatric medicine, characterized by high prevalence, delayed diagnosis, and severe complications such as low-energy fractures, which are associated with disability, loss of independence, and significantly increased mortality. The pathogenetic...
E. Dudinskaya, A. V. Naumov, N. O. Khovasova· Consilium Medicum· 0 citations
Sarcopenia currently affects 10–27% of people worldwide and 30–37% in the Russian Federation. Its social burden is considerable: the condition is associated with fractures, disability, and increased mortality. Sarcopenia nonetheless remains underdiagnosed. Diagnosis is hindered by the absence of universal criteria, sta...
O. Tkacheva, E. Dudinskaya, Y. Kotovskaya et al.· Sechenov Medical Journal· 0 citations
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