Fracture affecting the vertebrae of the spinal column.
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Although often asymptomatic, each vertebral fracture increases the risk of additional fractures.
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Across the range of T-scores, vertebral fracture status provided additional prognostic information.
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No morphometric definition of vertebral fracture agreed perfectly with the consensus classifications.
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In all, 10 patients with vertebral fracture without neurological deficits served as control.
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Some patients destined to sustain vertebral fracture make cancellous bone with fewer osteocytes.
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The fall of woman resulted in external injuries and vertebral fracture at autopsy.
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Low cortical bone density and old age were significant predictors of vertebral fracture risk.
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BMD and evaluation of vertebral fracture at baseline were used.
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DXA can be used to assess vertebral fracture and AAC.
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Results for women with at least one vertebral fracture at baseline are reported here.
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The biomechanical mechanisms underlying sex-specific differences in age-related vertebral fracture rates are ill defined.
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Objective: We examined anthropometric indicators to improve predictive ability of asymptomatic vertebral fracture screening models.
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Little is known about the risk factors for the first occurrence of a vertebral fracture.
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Background: Osteoporosis and vertebral fracture can have a considerable impact on an individual's quality of life.
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The aim of this study is to explore the association of calcium intake with vertebral fracture.
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Secondary outcomes were hip fracture and vertebral fracture.
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