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Questions on osteoporosis

Consultant Dr Mark Cooper answers GP Dr Rajiv Ghurye's questions on managing osteoporosis..., such that they have a bone mineral density that is no longer in the osteoporotic range, treatment can be stopped. A repeat bone density scan might be performed a few years later to ensure the response is sustained ... to know whether patients have actually responded to treatment, as the change in bone density does ...

Clinical Review - Osteoporosis

A clinical review of the aetiology, diagnosis and management of osteoporosis. By Dr Mark Cooper...in the amount and/or architecture of bone. The consequence of osteoporosis is an increased risk of fractures ... as such since the pain is commonly attributed to other pathologies. Bone remodelling Low bone density ... to refill the defects leading to bone loss and architectural deterioration. Other factors also contribute ...

Journals Watch - Osteoporosis, diabetes and BP

Screening intervals for osteoporosis N Engl J Med 2012; 366: 225-33 Bone mineral density (BMD) testing to screen for osteoporosis is recommended for women aged 65 years or more, although ... time for 10% of women to make the transition to osteoporosis before having a hip or clinical vertebral ...

Clinical Review - Eating disorders

Ormond Street Hospital feeding and eating disorders service, London....types of eating disorder, and a residual category for all other presentations: Anorexia nervosa ... about eating problems. Eating disorders may coexist with other disorders. Be aware of physical ... cause a loss of interest in food), obsessive-compulsive disorder. Other causes of amenorrhoea ...

RCGP tool will offer quick QOF wins for osteoporosis

Guidance on osteoporosis patients could help GP practices hit efficiency targets and increase QOF...had a confirmed osteoporosis diagnosis and are being treated with a bone-sparing agent. The resources ... help to develop the other services,' he said. Dr Davenport said that the new osteoporosis indicators ... ,000 by resources developed by the RCGP. The RCGP and the National Osteoporosis Society have developed online ...

Promoting bone health

A daily tipple could help to keep your bones healthy...UK researchers screening 1,000 female twins in their mid-fifties found those who drank a little wine had greater spine bone density and lower osteoporosis risk. Fairweather-Tait, Skinner J, Guile GR et al. Am J Clin Nutr 2011; 94: 1371-5 ...

Heart failure patients should be screened for osteoporosis because of fracture risk

Heart failure patients have a high fracture risk and should be screened for osteoporosis...age, no other study had measured the effect of bone mineral density on this. The team tracked 45 ... % greater risk of major fractures, irrespective of bone density. Study lead Dr Sumit Majumdar said: 'Our study demonstrates for the first time that heart failure and thinning of bones go hand in hand ...

Haematology - Myelofibrosis

This myeloproliferative disorder is mainly seen in men aged over 50, writes Dr Jecko Thachil...and can be found in patients with some other myeloproliferative disorders. Bone marrow changes ... or renal complications. As mentioned above, other myeloproliferative disorders can transform ... Primary or idiopathic myelofibrosis is a condition in which bone marrow is replaced ...

Seasonal affective disorder

Scientists have developed an unusual way of treating seasonal affective disorder, caused by a lack...The findings, presented at the recent International Forum for Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Budapest, Hungary, came from a study of 89 patients by researchers from Oulu University in Finland. They had tested the technique on 89 volunteers and found it eliminated depressive symptoms in three ...

Haematology - The porphyrias

This group of rare metabolic disorders can be diagnosed using appropriate biochemical tests, says...The porphyrias are a group of metabolic disorders associated with impaired haem synthesis. Haem ... % is synthesised in the bone marrow, and most of the remainder in the liver. Haem is synthesised from simple ... pain, sometimes with back or leg pain. Other symptoms include nausea, vomiting, constipation ...

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