论文信息 - Evidence for two distinct syndromes of involutional osteoporosis.

Evidence for two distinct syndromes of involutional osteoporosis.

L'osteoporose de type I serait observee chez des femmes menopausees entre 51 et 65 ans, et chez peu d'hommes. Celle de type II serait frequente chez les hommes et femmes de plus de 75 ans. Les pertes de tissu osseux trabeculaire ou cortical sont differentes, les manifestations cliniques aussi, et evidemment les facteurs etiologiques

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