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Osteoporose: Definition, Klassifikation und Epidemiologie

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Osteoporose

Part of the book series: Praktische Orthopädie ((PRAKORTHO,volume 41))

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Osteoporose ist definiert als „eine Krankheit, die durch eine geringe Knochensubstanz und die Zerstörung des Mikroaufbaus des Knochengewebes charakterisiert ist, was zu einer größeren Knochenbrüchigkeit und folglich zu einem größeren Knochenbruchrisiko führt“.

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  1. Klinik Fleetinsel, Admiralitätstr. 3, 20459, Hamburg, Deutschland

    Achim Hedtmann

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    Siegfried Götte

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Reginster, JY., Paul, I. (2002). Osteoporose: Definition, Klassifikation und Epidemiologie. In: Hedtmann, A., Götte, S. (eds) Osteoporose. Praktische Orthopädie, vol 41. Steinkopff, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57442-9_1

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