Региональные аспекты трёхмерной остеоденситометрии у женщин
Захаров Игорь Сергеевич
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Захаров Игорь Сергеевич
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The aim of the research. To evaluate indicators of three-dimensional bone mineral density (BMD) by quantitative computed tomography (QCT) in women of Kemerovo region at different age periods. Materials and methods. The study included 346 women. Was conducted quantitative computed tomography of the lumbar vertebrae. The Results. Peak indicators of three-dimensional BMD in examined individuals were corresponded to 20-29 years old, accounting: L2 -158,4 mgCa-HA / ml, L3 -156,9 mgCa-HA / ml, L4 -165,1 mgCa-HA / ml. The number of cases of osteoporosis by QCT after 60 years was significantly higher than the frequency of detection of this disease by X-ray densitometry. Conclusion. Women after 60 years old will be grounded to conduct QCT-densitometry.
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The aim of the research. To evaluate indicators of three-dimensional bone mineral density (BMD) by quantitative computed tomography (QCT) in women of Kemerovo region at different age periods. Materials and methods. The study included 346 women. Was conducted quantitative computed tomography of the lumbar vertebrae. The Results. Peak indicators of three-dimensional BMD in examined individuals were corresponded to 20-29 years old, accounting: L2 -158,4 mgCa-HA / ml, L3 -156,9 mgCa-HA / ml, L4 -165,1 mgCa-HA / ml. The number of cases of osteoporosis by QCT after 60 years was significantly higher than the frequency of detection of this disease by X-ray densitometry. Conclusion. Women after 60 years old will be grounded to conduct QCT-densitometry.
Key concepts: Densitometry, Quantitative computed tomography, Osteoporosis, Bone mineral, Medicine, Nuclear medicine, Bone density, Lumbar vertebrae