Titlebook: Osteoporosis in Older Persons; Advances in Pathophy Gustavo Duque,Douglas P. Kiel Book 2016Latest edition Springer International Publishing

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The Muscle-Bone Connection,ased studies have demonstrated that conditioned media from one tissue can beneficially influence the other. Animal models of bone and muscle research have further supported the bone-muscle biochemical connection. This knowledge, in light of the tight developmental and genetic coupling of these tissu

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Animal Models for Aging Bone,ast and nematode to mouse and non-human primates, and has rapidly progressed due to the recent development of forward and reverse genetics, as well as functional genomics. Some mouse models bearing artificially or naturally modified genes develop bone phenotypes with various pathologies. Among those

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Genetics of Osteoporosis in Older Age,e to acquire optimal peak bone mass during growth and/or failure to maintain bone homeostasis in later years. The prevalence and severity of osteoporosis is especially high in older persons (so called involutional osteoporosis), in both men and women [4, 18]. Women additionally experience a rapid ph

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Falls as a Geriatric Syndrome: Mechanisms and Risk Identification,r a single fall [1]. Falls, as a geriatric syndrome, certainly affect independent movement and mobility in older adults. Despite the enormous efforts of researchers and clinicians to comprehend the complexity of falls, there is still a significant gap in our complete understanding of this challengin

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Medical Treatment of Age Related Osteoporosis,oth men and women are affected as they age. The aim of osteoporosis treatment is to prevent fractures by preventing falls and strengthening the skeleton. Bone mineral density (BMD) is used as a guide to predict future fracture risk. Numerous clinical trials have tested the efficacy of both nutrition

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Fracture Liaison Services,istent secondary fracture prevention care gap is well documented throughout the world. In response to this challenge, Fracture Liaison Services (FLS) have been established in a growing number of countries. This chapter provides an overview of how FLS function and describes initiatives intended to pr