Correlation between BMD and it's biomechanical factors and the investigation for MS,FS in Shanghai women
Shi Yin-y
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Shi Yin-y
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Objective:To explore risk factors of osteoporosis from biomechanics point of view and to make a simple comparison between BMD and bone strength diagnosis.Methods:The correlation factor was analyzed such as BMD,BW,TBF,MDC,MS etc.comparison between BMD and bone strength diagnosis according to the T-score of the FS and BMD.Results:From maximum to minimum,the effect to BMD was MS,BW,MDC,TBF.The results of BMD diagnosis and bone strength diagnosis were consistent approximately in majority(65.8%).The more magnus the BMI was,the more consistent the results were.Conclusion:Muscle has a significant positive correlation with BMD in the body content.MS' effects to BMD is more significant than that of the muscle content.
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Objective:To explore risk factors of osteoporosis from biomechanics point of view and to make a simple comparison between BMD and bone strength diagnosis.Methods:The correlation factor was analyzed such as BMD,BW,TBF,MDC,MS etc.comparison between BMD and bone strength diagnosis according to the T-score of the FS and BMD.Results:From maximum to minimum,the effect to BMD was MS,BW,MDC,TBF.The results of BMD diagnosis and bone strength diagnosis were consistent approximately in majority(65.8%).The more magnus the BMI was,the more consistent the results were.Conclusion:Muscle has a significant positive correlation with BMD in the body content.MS' effects to BMD is more significant than that of the muscle content.
Key concepts: Medicine, Osteoporosis, Correlation, Bone mineral, Bone mineral content, Muscle strength, Physical therapy, Internal medicine