often the first sign of the disease, can affect any bone, but the most common locations are the hip, spine, and wrist. Breaks in the hip and spine are of special concern because they almost always require hospitalization and major surgery
Most common is an intra-vertebral compression fracture followed closely by a femoral trochanteric fx
compression fracture
Osteoporotic hip fracture
Yes, an osteoporotic hip fracture is, by definition, a type of pathologic fracture. It occurs in both sexes and is too often the first symptom of osteoporosis, especially in men, as they are underdiagnosed and undertreated. The stock phrase "fell and broke her hip" is often true in reverse - her hip fractured, causing the fall.
The fracture usually occurs in children and teens because their bones are flexible, unlike adults whose brittle bones usually break.
Osteoporotic means that the person (or thing in question) has osteoporosis - significant loss of bone density, increasing the likelihood of a fracture.
The main term for a fracture of the clavicle is a broken collarbone. It is one of the most common bones in the human body that get broken easily.
A greenstick fracture.
NO, it is not unless it is not given to the area surrounding uterus, in pregnant ladies, to the metastatic lesions and to severely osteoporotic bones. as this neglegance can be harmful and affect in utero chlid growth, can enhance metastaic process and destroy osteoporotic bones.
Comminuted Fractures are more common in the elderly, because their brittle bones are more like to have the shattering-type effect of the Comminuted fracture.
a fracture
Greenstick Fractures only occur in young pliable bones.
Hip fractures are common. Usually the head of the femur.
comminutedHip and wrist, followed by clavicle and maybe the scapula(shoulder).