Prevalence and Patterns of Risk of Osteoporosis in Bangladeshi Adult Population: An Analysis of Calcaneus Quantitative Ultrasound Measurements

Q4 Medicine Clinical Osteology Pub Date : 2021-10-03 DOI:10.3390/osteology1040018
Mohammad Ali, Z. Uddin, A. Hossain
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(1) Objectives: A little is known about the prevalence of the “risk of osteoporosis (RO)” and the factors associated with RO among Bangladeshi adults. Using a cost-effective testing tool, this study aimed to investigate the prevalence of RO and find the association between age, gender, and morbidity with RO among adults in Bangladesh. (2) Results: Among 526 subjects, the prevalence of RO was 37.3%. Gender (p =< 0.001), age (p = 0.003), diabetes (p = 0.003), cardiovascular disease (p =< 0.001) and multimorbidity (p =< 0.001) were associated with RO. The causal relationships, by adjusting confounders in the associations of RO and other variables, were depicted graphically. (3) Conclusion: The pattern of association between gender and age with RO was different and exclusive. Different approaches might be needed to alleviate the high burden of RO considering the subjects’ age, gender, and multimorbidity.
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孟加拉成年人群骨质疏松的患病率和风险模式:跟骨定量超声测量分析
(1)目的:对孟加拉成年人“骨质疏松症风险(risk of osteoporosis, RO)”的患病率及相关因素了解甚少。本研究采用一种具有成本效益的测试工具,旨在调查孟加拉国成人RO的患病率,并发现年龄、性别和RO发病率之间的关系。(2)结果:526名受试者中,RO患病率为37.3%。性别(p =< 0.001)、年龄(p = 0.003)、糖尿病(p = 0.003)、心血管疾病(p =< 0.001)和多病(p =< 0.001)与RO相关。因果关系,通过调整混杂因素在RO和其他变量的关联,被描绘成图形。(3)结论:性别、年龄与RO的相关模式不同且具有排他性。考虑到受试者的年龄、性别和多病性,可能需要不同的方法来减轻RO的高负担。
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Clinical Osteology Medicine-Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism
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