The Discriminatory Capacity of BMD Measurements by DXL at the Calcaneus and DXA at the Hip and Spine Including Clinical Risk Factors to Detecting Patients with Vertebral Fractures

Muschitz Ch et al.

The Discriminatory Capacity of BMD Measurements by DXL at the Calcaneus and DXA at the Hip and Spine Including Clinical Risk Factors to Detecting Patients with Vertebral Fractures

Journal für Mineralstoffwechsel & Muskuloskelettale Erkrankungen 2013; 20 (2): 52-56

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Vollbildansicht	BMD-Measurements Abbildung 1: Patient flow diagram Keywords: BMD Measurements, BMD-Messungen, flowchart, Flussdiagramm, Mineralstoffwechsel, Osteoporose, osteoporosis


Vollbildansicht	BMD-Measurements Abbildung 2: Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves of all BMD measurements: DXA femoral neck = 0.670, DXL calcaneus = 0.665, DXA total hip = 0.661, DXA lumbar spine = 0.598; p = 0.04 for comparison of DXA at lumbar spine and DXL at calcaneus. Keywords: BMD Measurements, BMD-Messungen, diagram, Diagramm, DXA, DXA, DXL, DXL, Mineralstoffwechsel, Osteoporose, osteoporosis, ROC, ROC


Vollbildansicht	BMD-Measurements Abbildung 3A-B: Delineation of improvement in prediction of fracture by combination of BMD measurement with CRF according to the FRAX®; AUC for DXA = BMD femoral neck; AUC for DXL = BMD calcaneus; graphs show different BMD measurements; (A) ROC of CRF without BMD measurement, (B) ROC curves of CRF and BMD measurements (DXA femoral neck/DXL calcaneus). Keywords: BMD Measurements, BMD-Messungen, CRF, CRF, diagram, Diagramm, DXA, DXA, DXL, DXL, Mineralstoffwechsel, Osteoporose, osteoporosis