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Table 2 All fractures at 10 year follow up in two groups of age

From: Rationale of the Spanish FRAX model in decision-making for predicting osteoporotic fractures: an update of FRIDEX cohort of Spanish women

 

<65 years

≥65 years

Total

p-value

95 % CI

n = 1056 (80.7 %)

n = 252 (19.3 %)

n = 1308

  

Age (SD)

54.1 (5.3)

70.3 (4.4)

57.2 (8.2)

<0.001

[15.6–16.9]

 

Women/Fractures

Women/Fractures

Women/Fractures

  

All fractures

101/129 (9.6 %)

52/74 (20.6 %)

153/203 (11.7 %)

<0.001

[5.7–16.3]

Major fracturesa

65/78 (6.2 %)

43/55 (17.1 %)

108/133 (8.3 %)

<0.001

[6.0–16.8]

Hip

6/6 (0.6 %)

20/21 (7.9 %)

26/27 (2.0 %)

<0.001

[3.9–10.7]

Vertebral

10/13 (1.0 %)

6/7 (2.8 %)

16/20 (1.4 %)

0.026

[0.3–3.9]

Humerus

21/24 (2.3 %)

5/9 (3.2 %)

26/33 (2.4 %)

0.409

ns

Wrist

28/35 (2.9 %)

12/18 (6.0 %)

40/56 (3.5 %)

0.016

[0.2–6.2]

  1. CI confidence interval, SD standard deviation, ns non statistical significance
  2. aMajor osteoporotic fractures (hip, vertebra, humerus, wrist)