Titlebook: Osteoporosis in Clinical Practice; A Practical Guide fo Piet Geusens Book 19981st edition Springer-Verlag London Limited 1998 X-ray.biomech

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Bone Structure and Function,abolic as a reserve of ions especially calcium and phosphate. Bone tissue undergoes continuous renewal in order to maintain the mechanical competence of the bone matrix. This is performed by two cells: osteoclasts which resorb the calcified matrix and osteoblasts that synthesize new bone matrix.

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Biochemical Indices and Bone Turnover,ters of calcium homeostasis (calcium, phosphate, alkaline phosphatase) and the hormones controlling this process (parathyroid hormone, vitamin D metabolites), an increased number of specific markers of bone formation and bone resorption have been developped during recent years.

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Prevention During Growth and Young Adulthood, Although the precise timing of peak bone mass differs somewhat among the various skeletal sites, by age 18 the skeleton is nearly fully developed and only very modest increases in bone mass or density can be expected after the cessation of longitudinal growth.

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Physiology of Calcium Homeostasis and Bone Remodeling,Plasma ionized calcium (Ca.) is regulated within narrow limits. Only 43% of total plasma calcium (normal concentration between 8.3 and 10.3 mg/dl) is ionized, another 10% is complexed to anions and the majority is bound to protein (90% to albumin). Normal concentrations of plasma ionized calcium therefore range between 1.8 and 3.0 mg/dl.

Collision

Short- and Long-term Outcome of Osteoporotic Fractures,Fractures taken as a whole increase in incidence with advancing age but those of the ankle, proximal forearm bones and digits have been shown to occur independently of the fall in bone mass associated with osteoporosis.

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Extraskeletal Risk and Protective Factors for Fractures,Although there are general risk factors for all types of fragility fractures, the risk may differ according to the type of fracture and the period of life when these fractures occur.

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Prevention Early After Menopause: Non-hormonal Intervention,Prevention should be directed towards the optimization of peak bone mass. Unfortunately major contributors (race and heredity) are unchangeable and the impact of other potential factors such as exercise and nutrition is of uncertain value.

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Piet GeusensComprehensive coverage of the subject..Clear, concise and accessible chapters written by world-renowned experts..Aging populations mean osteoporosis will continue to increase.