Titlebook: Bone Densitometry in Clinical Practice; Application and Inte Sydney Lou Bonnick Book 20042nd edition Springer Science+Business Media New Yo

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Testing the Sociological Theory,o have a low bone density. Women who are identified in this fashion should be considered candidates for a bone density measurement. Although a woman can have a low bone density in the absence of any identifiable risk factors, these indices are useful in a variety of ways. They can help select those

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-0606-9ence, incidence, absolute and relative risk, and odds ratios. All of these measures can be employed in the specific context of the assessment of fracture risk. In densitometry, other measures of risk are employed as well such as the fracture threshold, lifetime risk, and remaining lifetime fracture

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403938824letal images are clearer on the printouts with improvements in both image resolution and printer resolution. In addition to the measured skeletal parameters from the device, World Health Organization (WHO) Criteria (.) diagnoses, fracture risk assessments, and colorful graphic comparisons of the pat

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Densitometry Techniques,dental radiology as dentists attempted to quantify the bone density in the mandible . With today’s techniques, bone density can be quantified in almost every region of the skeleton. The extraordinary technical advances in recent years have expanded the realm of densitometry from that of a quantitati

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Statistics in Densitometry,he physician densitometrist. Quality control procedures for the various machines require some statistical analyses. The computer-generated reports of bone density data include statistical devices such as .- and .-scores and confidence intervals. To interpret serial studies, the physician must unders

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Quality Control,inical research rather than patient data collected as part of medical care. Quality control, although absolutely necessary in clinical research, is no less necessary in clinical practice. The original indications for bone mass measurements from the National Osteoporosis Foundation published in 1988

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The Effects of Age, Disease, Procedures, and Drugs on Bone Density,rovide any insight into why the density is what it is at that moment. To interpret quantitative bone density results and place them in their proper context, a clinician must be knowledgeable about the effects of age, disease, and drugs on bone density. When an abnormally high or low bone density is