Abstract:
With the increase in life expectancy, the problem of dislocations and fractures
in women is becoming increasingly important. These pathologies are directly related to the
state of bone mineral density. Studies were carried out on 68 women in the perimenopausal
period.
Group 1 was aged 45 to 55 years, group 2 was aged 56-65. It was revealed that out of
38 women of the 1st group of patients, normal parameters were the norm in 18 (47%)
patients, OT in 14 (37%) patients and OP in 6 (16%) patients. In group 2, there was a
decrease in normal values by 3 (10.0%) and an increase in the number of OA10 (30.5%)
and OP 17 (56.6 5%), i.e. there is a decrease in bone density with age. Age dynamics of
BMD by SOS depending on age in the first group was noted T-score, SD- 1.80 and SOS-
3685; in the second group, T-score, SD-2.2 and SOS-3839 were noted. The dynamics of
the decrease in BMD depends on the increase in the age of patients, which is associated
with compensatory mechanisms.
Keywords: ultrasound densitometry, BMD, T-score, perimenopausal women, ultrasound
(SOS), Osteopenia (OA), Osteoporosis (OP).
