Long-distance running, bone density, and osteoarthritis.
Long-distance running, bone density, and osteoarthritis.
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长跑、骨密度和骨关节炎。
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发表时间：
1986
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通讯作者：
J. Fries
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作者：
N. Lane;D. Bloch;H. Jones;W. Marshall;P. Wood;J. Fries
41名50 - 72岁的长跑运动员与41名匹配的社区对照组进行了比较，以检查重复的，长期的身体冲击（跑步）与骨关节炎和骨质疏松症的关系。在不了解跑步状态的情况下，评估手、侧腰椎和膝关节的X线片。对第一腰椎进行计算机断层扫描，以定量骨矿物质含量。男性和女性跑步者的骨矿物质含量比对照组高出约40%。女性跑步者，而不是男性跑步者，似乎有更多的硬化和骨刺形成在脊柱和负重膝盖的x光片，但不是在手的x光片。两组在关节间隙狭窄、捻发音、关节稳定性或症状性骨关节炎方面没有差异。在这项横断面研究中，跑步与骨矿物质增加有关，但与临床骨关节炎无关。
Forty-one long-distance runners aged 50 to 72 years were compared with 41 matched community controls to examine associations of repetitive, long-term physical impact (running) with osteoarthritis and osteoporosis. Roentgenograms of hands, lateral lumbar spine, and knees were assessed without knowledge of running status. A computed tomographic scan of the first lumbar vertebra was performed to quantitate bone mineral content. Runners, both male and female, have approximately 40% more bone mineral than matched controls. Female runners, but not male runners, appear to have somewhat more sclerosis and spur formation in spine and weight-bearing knee x-ray films, but not in hand x-ray films. There were no differences between groups in joint space narrowing, crepitation, joint stability, or symptomatic osteoarthritis. Running is associated with increased bone mineral but not, in this cross-sectional study, with clinical osteoarthritis.
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4.1
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CANN, CE;GENANT, HK;ETTINGER, B
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ETTINGER, B
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158.5
作者：
DRINKWATER, BL;NILSON, K;SOUTHWORTH, MB
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SOUTHWORTH, MB