Relationship between radiographic features and bone mineral density in elderly men.
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...A previous study of 1000 males between 71 and 90 years old indicated that the radiographic features of lumbar disc degeneration, anterior osteophytes, and end-plate sclerosis were associated with BMD increasing in the lumbar spine [67]....
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...The increase in BMC together with the area may be explained by the osteophyte formation found to be more marked in elderly men [7, 9]....
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...Plain radiograph Following the DXA scan, a plain radiograph was performed on both hips of all patients in AP view(14)....
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...Many studies suggest that these hip bony geometry calculations can predict the risk of hip fractures(6-14)....
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...1) The distance A to B is the hip axis length, 2) the alpha (α) angle is the femoral neck shaft angle, 3) the distance C + D + E is the femoral neck width, and 4) the distance C plus the distance E is the femoral neck cortical thickness(14,15)....
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...Studies conducted over the past 10 years have also reported that using bone geometry from plain radiographs could predict hip osteoporosis including hip fractures(6,10,14)....
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...Although osteophytes at the lumbar spine have been associated with an increase in bone mass at the spine, this may in part be the result of technical factors — osteophytes cannot be distinguished from vertebral bone mineral using bone mineral density area measurements [5, 8, 12, 15, 23, 26, 29, 30, 33, 40, 43, 48, 50]....
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