Titlebook: Osteoporosis Rehabilitation; A Practical Approach Christina V. Oleson Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017 Bracing.

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Christina V. Oleson,Tracy E. Ransom,Akinpelumi A. Beckley

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Causes and Risk Factors of Osteoporosis,atus, family history, low body weight with thin build, or sudden unintentional weight loss from illness. Other factors may also be unavoidable, including medications used to treat other medical conditions that cause either direct bone loss or impaired absorption of essential vitamins and minerals th

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Prevention of Osteoporosis,, exercise, and lifestyle can significantly influence bone health. This chapter will provide an overview of the principal preventive measures needed to fight against osteoporosis. Secondly, this chapter focuses on the needs of children and adolescents who are seen as increasingly important age group

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Osteoporosis in Men, and medical advances have brought a decline in male deaths attributable to heart disease, cancer, and stroke, men have now become more susceptible to chronic disease including osteoporosis. Moreover, in the case of hip fractures and most fragility fractures, men have a higher mortality rate than wo

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Osteoporosis in Stroke and Seizure Disorders,ust be undertaken..Osteoporosis also occurs in those with epilepsy and other seizure conditions. Among the most important risk factors in this population are antiepileptic drugs (AEDs), some of which have a direct adverse effect on osteoblastic-like cells and others that impair absorption of vitamin

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Osteoporosis in Patients with Peripheral Neuropathies,ne due to many years of immobility and medications that impair bone preservation. Diabetes, the primary cause of peripheral neuropathy, will be considered in this chapter together with critical illness polymyopathy and its association with immobility and medications as well as two autoimmune disorde

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