Program Book and Abstracts - ISCD

Poster Sections – Listing by Category
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Abstracts Presented in Thursday, March 12
Oral Session ................................................................... 18
001 Bone Micro-Architecture Assessed by TBS Predicts Hip, Clinical Spine
and All Osteoporotic Fractures Independently of BMD in 22234
Women Aged 50 and Older: The Manitoba Prospective Study.
Didier Hans, Bone Diseases Center - Lausanne University Hospital
002 Imputation of Absolute Ten Year Osteoporotic Fracture Rates from
Hip Fractures: A Clinical Validation Study. William Leslie, University of
Manitoba
003 Prevalence of Osteopenia and Osteoporosis in Patients Undergoing
Joint Replacement Surgery. Jennifer Moore, Florida Orthopaedic
Institute
004 Long Term Mortality After Osteoporotic hip Fracture in Chiang Mai,
Thailand. Tanawat Vaseenon, Orthopaedic Surgeon,Chiangmai
University Hospital, Chiangmai,Thailand
005 Use of QUS Bone Evaluation in Clinical Practice in Romania.
Carmen Barbu, Carol Davila University
Young Investigator Awardees ....................................... 19
010 Clinical Impact of Revised Osteoporosis Treatment Guidelines.
Laura Wilson, Bone & Mineral Unit, Oregon Health & Science
University, Portland, OR
011 Association of Luteinizing Hormone Receptor Polymorphism with
Bone Mineral Density in Men – Results from Odense Androgen
Study. Claus Brasen, MD, Clinical Biochemistry, Odense University
Hospital, Denmark
012 Genistein Aglycone for the Management of Secondary Osteoporosis:
An Experimental Study. Alessandra Bitto, University of Messina
013 High Dose Vitamin D Supplementation in the Elderly is Both Safe and
Efficacious. Rekha Ramamurthy, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
014 Variables that Predict Tibial Bending Strength in Pre-Menopausal
Women: Relative Importance of vBMD? Kyle Creamer, Radiology
Technician, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
015 Use of QUS Bone Evaluation in Clinical Practice in Romania. Same as
005 – NO POSTER; presented only in oral session
016 Estimated Variables from Hip and Spine Scans Compared to
Measured Variables from Whole Body Scans. Lorena Marquez,
University of California San Francisco
Assessment of Bone Architecture/Microstructure .... 21
100 Correlation Between Microdensity and Microvascularisation of the
Glenoid. Sophie Abrassart, Hopital Universitaire de Genève
101 Effect of Hand Dominance on Bone Microarchitecture at the Distal
Radius as Determined Using High Resolution Magnetic Resonance
Imaging. Michael Kleerekoper, St. Joseph Mercy Reichert Health
Center
102 Radiographic Texture Analysis of Densitometric Calcaneal Images –
Relationship to Clinical Characteristics and Fragility. Tamara Vokes,
University of Chicago
103 Multiparametric Imaging of Bone Architecture: A Cadaveric Study.
Noah Allen, University Hospital Cincinnati
104 Lumbar Spine Micro-Architecture In Caucasian French Women
Derived From DXA: TBS Normative Data. Remy Dufour, Clinique
Rhône – Durance
Assessment of Fracture Risk ........................................ 22
105 Skeletal Health Among African Americans with Rheumatoid Arthritis:
Associations with Disease Activity and Application of the WHO
Fracture Risk Assessment Tool (FRAX TM ) and National Osteoporosis
Foundation Guidelines. Jeffrey Curtis, University of Alabama at
Birmingham
106 Clinical Impact of Using T-Scores from FRAX ® Patch to Estimate
Fracture Risk with FRAX ® . Michael McClung, Oregon Osteoporosis
Center
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107 Validation of Illuminatus Based Ten-Year Fracture Risk Against the
FRAX ® Paper Chart Based Ten-Year Fracture Risk Assessment. Tom
Sanchez, Norland—a CooperSurgical Company
108 The Risk of Vertebral Fractures in Predicting Ten-Year Probability of
Osteoporotic Fracture in Southern Chinese Postmenopausal Women:
The Hong Kong Osteoporosis Study. Eva Yuet-Wah Chu,
Postdoctoral fellow of Medicine, University of Hong Kong, HK
109 Bone Mineral Density In Postmenopausal Women With Osteoporotic
Fractures. Vladyslav Povoroznyuk, Institute of Gerontology AMS
Ukraine
110 Impact of Lifestyle Risk Factors on Bone Mineral Density. Mohammad
Almatari, ABM University Trust
111 Is Withholding Osteoporosis Medication after Fracture Sometimes
Rational? A Comparison of the Risk for Recurrent Fracture Versus
Death. Jeffrey Curtis, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Central DXA .................................................................. 24
112 Bilateral Hip Scanning Leads to Additional Testing That May Benefit
the Patient. Diana Heckadon, HealthEast Clinics
113 Effect of Spinal Height on Spinal Bone Mineral Density Between With
and Without Hips Flexion. Yi-Shi Hwua, Central Taiwan University of
Sc Science and Technology, Taiwan
114 Supine vs. Sitting Forearm Measurement in a Chinese Population.
Jinhua Zhao, The First People’s Hospital, Shanghai Jiaotong University
115 Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA): Frequency of Difficulties
with Spine and Femur Measurements. Malachi McKenna, St. Vincent’s
University Hospital
116 Accurate Measurement of Hip Axis Length. Eric Lee, University of
California, San Francisco
117 Correlation of Bone Mineral Density (BMD) of the Lumbar Spine,
Femur and Radius by Dual X-Ray Absorptiometry (DXA) in Thai
Perimenopausal and Menopausal Women, Who Received the DXA
Measurement in Faculty of Medicine, Chiang Mai University, Thailand.
Sirianong Namwongprom, Intructor of Nuclear Medicine, Chiang Mai
University, Thailand
118 Disagreement in the Diagnosis of Osteopenia and Osteoporosisin the
Spine and Hip Regions. Diana Wiluzanski, Centroseo
119 Reference Data of Forearm Bone Mineral Density in Healthy
Indonesian Women. Gunawan Tirtarahardja, Jakarta Osteoporosis
Center, Medistra Hospital
120 Implementation of FRAX in a Clinical Practice. Are we missing
something? Jorge Ferreira, Consultorio de Radiodiagnostico de
Odivelas
121 Bone Density Analysis Using Dual Energy X-Ray (DXA) Bone
Absorptiometry in Clinical Investigation. Claudia Maksoud, CEPEM
122 Which Vertebrae Should be Included in Reporting Spine Bone
Density by DEXA? Ruth Freeman, Albert Einstein College of
Medicine
123 Re-Training Technologists Improves Patient Positioning for DXA and
Precision. Chanika Sritara, Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University
124 Use of External Quality Control Site for Validation of DXA Data.
Sunil Wimalawansa, UMDNJ-RWJMS
125 The Importance of Lean Body Mass in Bone Mineral Density of Post-
Menopausal Women. Mee-Ran Kim, The Catholic University of Korea
126 Body Composition Assessment Using Siri Underwater Equivalent
Percent Fat Assessed by Norland Equipment. Chad Dudzek,
Norland—a CooperSurgical Company
127 Cross Calibration of Whole Body Scans Between GE-Lunar and
Hologic Systems. Bo Fan, Department Radiology, University of
California San Francisco
128 Lateral Distal Femur Bone Mineral Density: Application in Spina
Bifida, Another Pediatric Population at Risk. Heidi Kecskemethy, A.I.
duPont Hospital for Children
— 2009 Annual Meeting 15