[Osteoporotic fractures - still a challenge, the Swedish National Hip Fracture Registry shows undertreatment of osteoporosis after hip fractures].

Autor:	Kulbay A; exami-nerad läkare, Karolins-ka institutet., Vest D; ortopedspecialist, ortopedkliniken, Blekingesjukhuset., Thorngren KG; senior professor, VO ortopedi, Skånes universitetssjukhus., Hommel A; professor, leg sjuksköterska, VO ortopedi, Skånes universitetssjukhus., Hedström M; professor, överläkare, Karolinska institutet; Karolinska sjukhuset.
Jazyk:	švédština
Zdroj:	Lakartidningen [Lakartidningen] 2021 Oct 08; Vol. 118. Date of Electronic Publication: 2021 Oct 08.
Abstrakt:	Yearly 16 000 osteoporosis related hip fractures occur in Sweden. They cause suffering for patients and high costs for society. Subsequent fractures can be reduced with osteoporosis diagnostics and treatment. 4 322 patients from two hospitals using Fracture Liaisson Services in Sweden were included to identify the rate of osteoporosis diagnostics and treatment during the first year after a hip fracture. Data between 2010-01-01 and 2018-12-31 were included from the Swedish National Hip Fracture Registry (Rikshöft). 99.2 % of all patients underwent FRAX risk assessment and DEXA was conducted on 17.3 % of patients. Women were more frequently examined with DEXA than men (21% vs 10.2 %). 6% received medical osteoporosis treatment after the fracture, women were treated more often than men (7% vs 4%). Conclusions: less than 10% received drug therapy after the first year after the hip fracture. Men underwent diagnostics and received treatment at a lower rate than women.
Databáze:	MEDLINE
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