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R R R R C C OSTEOPOROSIS R heumatology R esearch C enter INTERNAL MEDICINE CONGRESS 1382
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R R R R C C DEFINITION Systemic Skeletal Disease Low Bone Mass Micro Architectural Deterioration –Increase in Bone Fragility –Susceptibility to Fracture Am J Med 1993;94:644-650 Bone Densitometry –t score: –2.5SD WHO 1990 Systemic Skeletal Disease Low Bone Mass Micro Architectural Deterioration –Increase in Bone Fragility –Susceptibility to Fracture Am J Med 1993;94:644-650 Bone Densitometry –t score: –2.5SD WHO 1990
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R R R R C C EPIDEMIOLOGY
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R R R R C C USA (NHANESS III 1997) –Women 13 - 18% –Men 1 - 4% IRAN 4,575,000 - 7,150,000 USA (NHANESS III 1997) –Women 13 - 18% –Men 1 - 4% IRAN 4,575,000 - 7,150,000
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R R R R C C FRACTURE RISK 50 YEARS AND OVER WOMEN MEN Femur17.5%6.0% Spine15.65.0 Wrist16,02.5 Any Fracture39.7 13.1 WOMEN MEN Femur17.5%6.0% Spine15.65.0 Wrist16,02.5 Any Fracture39.7 13.1
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R R R R C C BONE PHYSIOLOGY
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R R R R C C Bone Resorption –Osteoclast Bone Formation –Osteoblast Bone Remodeling Unit –Positive < age 30 –Negative > age 30 Bone Resorption –Osteoclast Bone Formation –Osteoblast Bone Remodeling Unit –Positive < age 30 –Negative > age 30 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 1015202530354045505560657075
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R R R R C C OSTEOBLAST Origin: Mesenchymal Cell Activation: PTH, Vitamin D Function –Matrix Formation –Bone Mineralization –Matrix Degradation RANK L Origin: Mesenchymal Cell Activation: PTH, Vitamin D Function –Matrix Formation –Bone Mineralization –Matrix Degradation RANK L
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R R R R C C OSTEOCLAST Origin –Blood Mononuclear Cells Differentiation –CSF-1 –RANK L Lymphocyte Osteoblast Action –Acidification –Protein Degradation Origin –Blood Mononuclear Cells Differentiation –CSF-1 –RANK L Lymphocyte Osteoblast Action –Acidification –Protein Degradation H2O + CO2 HCO3 H+ Cl
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R R R R C C BONE REMODELING UNIT................... ResorptionFormationCompletion
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R R R R C C STIMULATION IL-1 TNF- IL-6 IL-11 PTH Vit D RANK BONE RESORPTION M-CSF IL-1 TNF- IL-6 IL-11 PTH Vit D RANK STIMULATION
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R R R R C C PROGESTERONE ANDROGEN ILGF PTH Vit D ESTROGEN STIMULATION CALCITONIN INHIBITION COUPLING FACTOR IL-1 TNF- IL-6 IL-11 INHIBITION PTH Vit D RANK BONE FORMATION
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R R R R C C CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS
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R R R R C C Symptoms Non Complications Fractures –Macroscopic Vertebra Femoral Neck Wrist Others –Microscopic Vertebrae: Mechanical Pain, Spine Deformity Symptoms Non Complications Fractures –Macroscopic Vertebra Femoral Neck Wrist Others –Microscopic Vertebrae: Mechanical Pain, Spine Deformity
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R R R R C C DIAGNOSIS
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R R R R C C OLD DAYS
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R R R R C C 20 th CENTURY X-RAY BONE BIOPSY X-RAY BONE BIOPSY RRC
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R R R R C C NOWADAYS BONE DENSITOMETRY
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R R R R C C D ual E nergy X -ray A bsorptiometry (Gold Standard) NON INVASIVE –Irradiation: 1/100 Chest X-ray –1 h. Sun Exposure SENSITIVITY1.0% ACCURACY 2.8% REPEATABLE LONGITUDINAL STUDY NON INVASIVE –Irradiation: 1/100 Chest X-ray –1 h. Sun Exposure SENSITIVITY1.0% ACCURACY 2.8% REPEATABLE LONGITUDINAL STUDY
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R R R R C C B ONE M INERAL D ENSITY SPINE FEMUR FOREARM OTHERS –Whole Body –Heel –hand SPINE FEMUR FOREARM OTHERS –Whole Body –Heel –hand
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R R R R C C RESULT BMD0.857 Comparison To Young Adult –%76% –t Score-2.4 Comparison To Same Age –%101% –z Score+0.1 BMD0.857 Comparison To Young Adult –%76% –t Score-2.4 Comparison To Same Age –%101% –z Score+0.1
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R R R R C C SPINE
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R R R R C C FEMUR
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R R R R C C FOREARM
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R R R R C C DIFFERENT STANDARDS COUNTRIES and ETHNICITIES MACHINES –Hologic –Lunar –MediLink –Norland COUNTRIES and ETHNICITIES MACHINES –Hologic –Lunar –MediLink –Norland
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R R R R C C AMERICAN STANDARD Standardized BMD PBM 1124 mg 1006 mg 829 mg Osteopenia Osteoporosis Female - Spine
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R R R R C C IRANIAN STANDARD Standardized BMD PBM 1097 mg Female - Spine
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R R R R C C COMPARISON Standardized BMD PBM diff 2.5% 1006 mg 829 mg Osteopenia Osteoporosis Female - Spine
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R R R R C C DEFINITIONS NORMAL BONE –1.0 to -1.0 SD over/bellow PBM OSTEOPENIA –-1.0 to -2.4 SD bellow PBM OSTEOPOROSIS –-2.5 SD bellow PBM NORMAL BONE –1.0 to -1.0 SD over/bellow PBM OSTEOPENIA –-1.0 to -2.4 SD bellow PBM OSTEOPOROSIS –-2.5 SD bellow PBM
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R R R R C C BMD REPORT FRACTURE RISK Spine Neck –t = -1 SD 2.2 2.6 –t = -2 SD 5.0 7.0 –t = -3 SD11.018.0 Comparison Iranian Standard Advice –Evaluation –Prevention/Treatment FRACTURE RISK Spine Neck –t = -1 SD 2.2 2.6 –t = -2 SD 5.0 7.0 –t = -3 SD11.018.0 Comparison Iranian Standard Advice –Evaluation –Prevention/Treatment
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R R R R C C PURPOSE and APPLICATION DIAGNOSIS –Osteoporosis –Osteopenia –Normal Bone CALCULATION –Time to Osteopenia –Time to Osteoporosis DIAGNOSIS –Osteoporosis –Osteopenia –Normal Bone CALCULATION –Time to Osteopenia –Time to Osteoporosis
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R R R R C C BONE LOSS % Age 22% Loss 35-65 Y Spine – Iranian Women
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R R R R C C INDICATION (People at Risk) Menopause Inflammatory Diseases Endocrine Disorders Predisposing Drugs Familial History Fracture Menopause Inflammatory Diseases Endocrine Disorders Predisposing Drugs Familial History Fracture
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R R R R C C BONE TRABECULA
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R R R R C C PREVENTION
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R R R R C C PREDISPOSING FACTORS Genetic –Stature –Vitamin D Receptor: DD, Dd, dd Alimentation –Calcium, Protein Physical Activity Habits –Coffee, Alcohol, Smoking Disease –Endocrine, Inflammatory Diseases, Renal Disorders Drugs –Steroids, Cytotoxic, Anti-epileptic, Heparin, Thyroxine Genetic –Stature –Vitamin D Receptor: DD, Dd, dd Alimentation –Calcium, Protein Physical Activity Habits –Coffee, Alcohol, Smoking Disease –Endocrine, Inflammatory Diseases, Renal Disorders Drugs –Steroids, Cytotoxic, Anti-epileptic, Heparin, Thyroxine
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R R R R C C PREVENTION (Normal Person, Normal BMD) Young –Alimentation –Sport Mid Age (up to menopause) –Habits Menopause –HRT (Allendronate?), Calcium, Exercises Senile –Exercises Young –Alimentation –Sport Mid Age (up to menopause) –Habits Menopause –HRT (Allendronate?), Calcium, Exercises Senile –Exercises
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R R R R C C PREVENTION (Disease or Medication, Normal BMD) Same as for Normal Person Adequate Management of the Disease –Minimum Required Dose of Predisposing Drug Medication Calcium Exercise Same as for Normal Person Adequate Management of the Disease –Minimum Required Dose of Predisposing Drug Medication Calcium Exercise
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R R R R C C DRUGS Bone Forming –Synthetic PTH –Fluoride 20-40 mg/daily + Ca + Vit D –Progesterone –Anabolic agentsNandrolone Decanoate Resorption Preventing –Estrogen & AnalogsERT, HRT, Ralloxiphen –CalcitoninInjectable, Nasal Spray –BisphosphonateEtidronate, Allendronate Bone Forming –Synthetic PTH –Fluoride 20-40 mg/daily + Ca + Vit D –Progesterone –Anabolic agentsNandrolone Decanoate Resorption Preventing –Estrogen & AnalogsERT, HRT, Ralloxiphen –CalcitoninInjectable, Nasal Spray –BisphosphonateEtidronate, Allendronate
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R R R R C C ALLENDRONATE Osteofos Prevention –5 mg daily Treatment –10 mg daily Precautions –30 Minutes Before Breakfast – Upright Position Side Effects Osteofos Prevention –5 mg daily Treatment –10 mg daily Precautions –30 Minutes Before Breakfast – Upright Position Side Effects
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R R R R C C INTERNAL MEDICINE CONGRESS 1382 R heumatology R esearch C enter
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