Calcaneal Ultrasound but Not Bone Turnover Predicts Fractures in Vitamin D Deficient Frail Elderly at High Risk of Falls

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J. S. Chen
M. J. Seibel
J. Zochling
L. March
I. D. Cameron
R. G. Cumming
J. Schwarz
J. M . Simpson
P. N. Sambrook
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[1] University of Sydney,Institute of Bone & Joint Research
[2] University of Sydney,ANZAC Research Institute
[3] University of Sydney,Rehabilitation Studies Unit
[4] University of Sydney,School of Public Health
[5] Royal North Shore Hospital,Institute of Bone and Joint Research
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Calcified Tissue International | 2006年 / 79卷
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Bone formation markers; Bone resorption markers; Elderly; Fractures; Osteoporosis; Quantitative ultrasound;
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