Identification of non-Hodgkin lymphoma patients at risk for treatment-related vertebral density loss and fractures.

Osteoporos Int · 2021 · PMC7838070 · PMID 32803319

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Moreover, patients with incident spine fractures during follow-up interval showed a trend towards lower VD L1–3 (143.48 HU ± 46.16 HU) compared with patients without incident spine fractures (187.42 HU ± 57.16) ( P = 0.05).

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VD L1 loss (%/year) was also greater in the patient subgroup with incident spine fractures (− 24.87% ± 19.61%) compared with those without (− 14.92% ± 13.86%); however, this result remained only a statistical trend ( P = 0.08).

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This may explain observed trends in our analyses, which did not reach statistical significance.

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