[Spinal biphotonic absorptiometry].

  • Sabatier J
  • Guaydier-Souquières G
  • Courthéoux F
  • et al.
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Abstract

Spinal biphotonic absorptiometry allows a quantitative investigation of bone mineralisation. The study of a control and an osteoporotic population allowed the definition of the fracture threshold independent of age and the curve of the variation in the mineral content with aging. A good correlation was observed with computed tomography. The criteria of definition of a population at risk for the purposes of a longitudinal study are proposed. Biphotonic absorptiometry is an excellent examination for the detection of demineralisation and for the monitoring of treated subjects.

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Sabatier, J. P., Guaydier-Souquières, G., Courthéoux, F., Rivaton, F., & Loyau, G. (1985). [Spinal biphotonic absorptiometry]. Revue Du Rhumatisme et Des Maladies Osteo-Articulaires, 52(12), 685–688.

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