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Le fratture vertebrali

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La colonna vertebrale rappresenta una delle sedi più frequentemente coinvolte dall’evento fratturativo nell’osteoporosi. Le modificazioni qualitative e quantitative delle trabecole ossee predispongono il corpo vertebrale alla frattura per minimi traumi o sotto carichi fisiologici. È difficile valutare accuratamente l’epidemiologia delle fratture vertebrali da osteoporosi in quanto spesso possono essere misconosciute alla diagnosi clinica: il loro decorso clinico infatti è estremamente variabile e solo un terzo si manifesta clinicamente [1].

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    P. Bartolozzi, A. Sandri, L. Bonometto, D. Regis & F. Lavini

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Bartolozzi, P., Sandri, A., Bonometto, L., Regis, D., Lavini, F. (2006). Le fratture vertebrali. In: Osteoporosi: le nuove prospettive in ortopedia e traumatologia. Corsi di perfezionamento in ortopedia e traumatologia. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0546-4_9

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