OSTEOPOROSIS ALISON J BLAC
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TextPublication details: Press oxford university c2009Description: (vii, 90 pages) : col ill. 20cmSubject(s): LOC classification: - RD701 .B53 2009
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| RD 701 .A3 2001 Outline of orthopaedics/ | RD 701 .A33 1988 Outline of orthopaedics / | RD701 .B53 2009 OSTEOPOROSIS | RD701 .B53 2009 OSTEOPOROSIS | RD701.H36 1992 Adams's Outline of Fractures Including Joint Injuries | RD701.H36 1992 Adams's Outline of Fractures Including Joint Injuries | RD 701 .O53 2002 Lecture notes on orthopaedics: A manual for clinical medicine students |
includes bibliographic reference and index
1. What is osteoporosis?
2. Who gets osteoporosis?
3. The diagnosis of osteoporosis
4. The management and medical treatments for osteoporosis
now and the future
:Osteoporosis affects an estimated 3 million people in the UK. The condition causes the bones to become more fragile and therefore more prone to fractures, along with pain, a loss of movement, and an inability to perform daily
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