Frequently asked questions on measurement of bone mineral densitometry

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DXA is a fast, reliable, low-radiation method for assessing BMD, which is the arbiter for osteoporosis treatment eligibility and the best determinant of future fracture risk. • Web-based fracture risk calculators can utilise BMD data to provide further information for medical practitioners and patients. • The interval for serial BMD assessment for detecting development of osteoporosis should be planned according to the previous DXA findings.

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Lee, J. C., & Loh, N. K. (2012). Frequently asked questions on measurement of bone mineral densitometry. Journal of Primary Health Care. Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners. https://doi.org/10.1071/hc12259

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