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Revista Clínica de Medicina de Familia

versión On-line ISSN 2386-8201versión impresa ISSN 1699-695X

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SANCHEZ-ORO GOMEZ, Raquel; VILLARIN CASTRO, Alejandro; HERNANDEZ SANZ, Azucena  y  MARTINEZ ARRIBAS, Rocío. Can a relationship between FRAX® indices and QFracturescoresTM be established?. Rev Clin Med Fam [online]. 2012, vol.5, n.3, pp.166-175. ISSN 2386-8201.  https://dx.doi.org/10.4321/S1699-695X2012000300004.

Objective: To establish a correlation between the values of fracture risk obtained by FRAX® and QFracturescoresTM tools. Design of the study: Retrospective observational study Location: Speciality Centre in Toledo. Participants: Patients with osteoporosis from a Bone Metabolism consultation. Measurements: Review of clinical history, with data obtained from the moment the antiosteoporotic treatment was commenced, applying FRAX® risk indices, with and without densitometry (in the cases affected by it) and QFracturescoresTM, and establishing a correlation between them. Results: 99 patients (88,9% female) average age (± standard deviation) 62,3 ± 9,3 years. The average FRAX® value without densitometry was 7,37 ± 6,33 for major osteoporotic fracture (MOF) and 2,6 ± 3,71 for hip fracture (HF). With densitometry (n=74), the values were 8,6 ± 7,35 and 3,36 ± 4,64, respectively. A 10 year risk with QFracturescoresTM was 4,56 ± 2,83 for MOF and 1,58 ± 1,91 for hip fracture. 37,4% showed a FRAX® (MOF / HF) ≥ 20% / 3% index. The correlation between FRAX® and QFracturescoresTM for MOF was 0,751 (IC95% 0,620-0,882) and HF, 0,771 (IC95% 0,645-0,897), getting lower when densitometry values are included [r=0,573 in MOF (IC95% 0,384-0,762) and r=0,487 in HF (IC95% 0,286-0,688)]. Conclusions:FRAX® and QFracturescoresTM indices show a moderate to strong correlation, especially if densitometry values are not included. Its use can be recommended in primary health care, above all in order to assess the risk of osteoporosis. We do not currently have a reliable benchmark to take diagnostic and therapeutic decisions in our environment.

Palabras clave : Osteoporosis; Risk Assessment; Risk Factors.

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