The Ability of a Single BMD and Fracture History Assessment to Predict Fracture Over 25 Years in Postmenopausal Women: The Study of Osteoporotic Fractures.
The Ability of a Single BMD and Fracture History Assessment to Predict Fracture Over 25 Years in Postmenopausal Women: The Study of Osteoporotic Fractures.
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10.1002/jbmr.3194
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2018-03
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Napoli N
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Black DM;Cauley JA;Wagman R;Ensrud K;Fink HA;Hillier TA;Lui LY;Cummings SR;Schousboe JT;Napoli N
The ability of bone mineral density (BMD) and other risk factors to predict fracture risk is well-established for as long as 5–10 years. However, their value to predict risk over longer term has not been directly studied. We investigated whether a single assessment of femoral neck BMD (FnBMD) and fracture history can predict fracture risk over 20 to 25 years. We used data from the Study of Osteoporotic Fractures (SOF) that assessed BMD and risk factors in 7959 women ≥ age 67 (mean=73.4) in 1988–90. Follow-up for fractures continued for 25 years for hip fracture, and for 20 years for any non-vertebral fracture. Using age-adjusted proportional hazards models, we analyzed the relationships between a single baseline assessment of FnBMD, fracture history and age and 20–25 year fracture incidence. 25 year cumulative incidence of hip fracture (HF) was 17.9%; 20 year incidence of any non-vertebral fracture was 46.2%. 25 year HF incidence was highest in those ≥80 years old (22.6%) compared to 13.9% in women aged <70 years. A single FnBMD measurement strongly predicted long term HF risk to 25 years: 29.6% risk in the lowest BMD quartile vs 7.6% in the highest [relative hazard (RH) =4.9(95%CI:4.1,6.0)]. FnBMD predicted HF with little degradation over time from RH/SD 2.6(2.2–3.0) for 0–5 years to 1.8(1.4–2.4) for 20–25 years. Lifetime HF risk was similar (~30%) regardless of age from 67 to >80. History of hip fracture predicted hip fractures only slightly better than history of non-vertebral fracture [RH=1.6(95%CI:1.1,2.2) vs 1.4(95%CI:1.2,1.5), respectively]. Fracture history remained strongly predictive up to 25 years. We conclude that a single BMD and fracture history assessment can predict fracture risk over 20–25 years. Long-term risk of HF remains extremely high in the oldest age groups, supporting risk assessment and consideration of treatment even in the oldest, highest risk women.
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