Titlebook: Hormone Replacement Therapy and Osteoporosis; J. Kato,H. Minaguchi,Y. Nishino Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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Hypoestrogenic Bone Loss and HRT: The Predictive Value of Biochemical Markers of Bone Turnover,bone loss and substantially reduces the risk of fracture. Epidemiological evidence indicates that risk of hip fracture decreases with increasing duration of estrogen use. HRT taken for 10 years following menopause would reduce the risk of hip fracture by more than 50%, although undisciplined use for

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HRT and Climacteric Symptoms: Characteristics in Japanese Women,tion and menstrual cycles become irregular, and total endocrine function of the ovary diminishes and finally stabilizes. In Japanese women, this stage corresponds to 45 to 55 years of age. The menstrual status of healthy Japanese women between the ages of 40 to 60 is illustrated in Fig. 1 (Study Gro

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The Mechanisms of Bone Loss due to Estrogen Deficiency: Possible Role of Increased B-Lymphopoiesis The pathologic bone loss in this condition can be restored by estrogen replacement therapy, but the mechanism underlying this phenomenon remains unknown. There appears to be a close relationship between bone remodeling and hemopoiesis in bone marrow (Suda et al. 1992). Osteoclast progenitors are th