Finite element derived femoral strength is a better predictor of hip fracture risk than aBMD in the AGES Reykjavik study cohort

Bone4.10
Volume: 154, Pages: 116219 - 116219
Published: Jan 1, 2022
Abstract
Hip fractures associated with a high economic burden, loss of independence, and a high rate of post-fracture mortality, are a major health concern for modern societies. Areal bone mineral density is the current clinical metric of choice when assessing an individual's future risk of fracture. However, this metric has been shown to lack sensitivity and specificity in the targeted selection of individuals for preventive interventions. Although...
Paper Details
Title
Finite element derived femoral strength is a better predictor of hip fracture risk than aBMD in the AGES Reykjavik study cohort
Published Date
Jan 1, 2022
Journal
Volume
154
Pages
116219 - 116219
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