Interní Med. 2011; 13(2): 70-74 [Med. praxi. 2010;7(12):455-460]

Novelties and possibility of prevention and treatment in the outpatient clinic of general practicioner

MUDr.Mária Luchavová, MUDr.Ivan Raška, Ph.D.
Osteocentrum, III. interní klinika 1. LF UK a VFN, Praha

The basis of pharmacotherapy of osteoporosis is to reduce the fracture risk. Adequate treatment of osteoporosis should be undertaken

on the basis of the etiology of osteoporosis, on the mechanism of drug action and on its safety. The spectrum of drug used in the treatment

is constantly growing, offering new forms of drug delivery in a different application scheme. The emphasis is to minimize the

adverse events of the treatment and increase patients compliance due to the need for long-term treatment.

Keywords: treatment of osteoporosis, fracture, risk factors

Published: February 21, 2011  Show citation

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