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Epidemiología de las fracturas de perfil osteoporótico
Epidemiology of osteoporotic fractures
P. ZAMORA-NAVAS, JA. FERNÁNDEZ MARTÍN. SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA. HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO VIRGEN DE LA VICTORIA. DEPARTAMENTO DE CIRUGÍA, OBSTETRICIA Y GINECOLOGÍA. FACULTAD DE MEDICINA DE MÁLAGA
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
Osteoporotic fractures of the hip are associated to
a high rate or morbimortality. To have suffered a previous
fracture of this type is among the risk factors for suffering a
new one. Objective: To know the epidemiology of the patients
suffering an osteoporotic fracture in the Hospital Virgen de
la Victoria, Málaga. Patients and Methods: It has been included
the women that have suffered an osteoporotic fracture in
any bone. It is a statistic indagatory study to know the epidemiologic
profile of these patients. We have used the GIOS
(MSD®) database. In this database it have been included the
anthropomorphic characteristic of the patients, risk factors,
and the treatment that they have received previously. Results:
We have seen a higher proportion of patients with a weight
over 57 kgr. (84 %), a maternal history of hip fracture has been
found in 12 % of the patients. Visual patology is present in
about a 50%, as well as inability to rise up from a chair.
Discusion: The use of a database where to store the characteristics
of the patients at risk for suffering an osteoporotic
fracture is an useful tool to prevent a second one. In our database
we have found a discrepancy in the weight of the
patients as a risk factor. The implantation of such a tool has
modified our pharmacological, hygienic and food recommendations
to this patient in order to prevent the appearance of
such a fractures.
a high rate or morbimortality. To have suffered a previous
fracture of this type is among the risk factors for suffering a
new one. Objective: To know the epidemiology of the patients
suffering an osteoporotic fracture in the Hospital Virgen de
la Victoria, Málaga. Patients and Methods: It has been included
the women that have suffered an osteoporotic fracture in
any bone. It is a statistic indagatory study to know the epidemiologic
profile of these patients. We have used the GIOS
(MSD®) database. In this database it have been included the
anthropomorphic characteristic of the patients, risk factors,
and the treatment that they have received previously. Results:
We have seen a higher proportion of patients with a weight
over 57 kgr. (84 %), a maternal history of hip fracture has been
found in 12 % of the patients. Visual patology is present in
about a 50%, as well as inability to rise up from a chair.
Discusion: The use of a database where to store the characteristics
of the patients at risk for suffering an osteoporotic
fracture is an useful tool to prevent a second one. In our database
we have found a discrepancy in the weight of the
patients as a risk factor. The implantation of such a tool has
modified our pharmacological, hygienic and food recommendations
to this patient in order to prevent the appearance of
such a fractures.
Palabras clave (ES):
Osteoporosis
Cadera
Fractura
Epidemiología
Osteoporótica
Resumen (EN)
Osteoporotic fractures of the hip are associated to
a high rate or morbimortality. To have suffered a previous
fracture of this type is among the risk factors for suffering a
new one. Objective: To know the epidemiology of the patients
suffering an osteoporotic fracture in the Hospital Virgen de
la Victoria, Málaga. Patients and Methods: It has been included
the women that have suffered an osteoporotic fracture in
any bone. It is a statistic indagatory study to know the epidemiologic
profile of these patients. We have used the GIOS
(MSD®) database. In this database it have been included the
anthropomorphic characteristic of the patients, risk factors,
and the treatment that they have received previously. Results:
We have seen a higher proportion of patients with a weight
over 57 kgr. (84 %), a maternal history of hip fracture has been
found in 12 % of the patients. Visual patology is present in
about a 50%, as well as inability to rise up from a chair.
Discusion: The use of a database where to store the characteristics
of the patients at risk for suffering an osteoporotic
fracture is an useful tool to prevent a second one. In our database
we have found a discrepancy in the weight of the
patients as a risk factor. The implantation of such a tool has
modified our pharmacological, hygienic and food recommendations
to this patient in order to prevent the appearance of
such a fractures.
a high rate or morbimortality. To have suffered a previous
fracture of this type is among the risk factors for suffering a
new one. Objective: To know the epidemiology of the patients
suffering an osteoporotic fracture in the Hospital Virgen de
la Victoria, Málaga. Patients and Methods: It has been included
the women that have suffered an osteoporotic fracture in
any bone. It is a statistic indagatory study to know the epidemiologic
profile of these patients. We have used the GIOS
(MSD®) database. In this database it have been included the
anthropomorphic characteristic of the patients, risk factors,
and the treatment that they have received previously. Results:
We have seen a higher proportion of patients with a weight
over 57 kgr. (84 %), a maternal history of hip fracture has been
found in 12 % of the patients. Visual patology is present in
about a 50%, as well as inability to rise up from a chair.
Discusion: The use of a database where to store the characteristics
of the patients at risk for suffering an osteoporotic
fracture is an useful tool to prevent a second one. In our database
we have found a discrepancy in the weight of the
patients as a risk factor. The implantation of such a tool has
modified our pharmacological, hygienic and food recommendations
to this patient in order to prevent the appearance of
such a fractures.
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