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Rising incidence of low-trauma fractures of the calcaneus and foot among finnish older adults.

机译:芬兰老年人中跟骨和足部低创伤骨折的发生率不断上升。

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Background. Although various low-trauma fractures among older adults are said to be a major public health concern in contemporary societies with aging populations, reliable epidemiologic information on their secular trends is scarce. Methods. We assessed the current trend in the number and incidence (per 100,000 persons) of low-trauma fractures of the calcaneus and foot of older adults in Finland, a European Union country with a well-defined white population of 5.2 million, by taking into account all persons 50 years old or older who were admitted to Finnish hospitals for primary treatment of such injury in 1970-2005. Results. The number and raw incidence of low-trauma fractures of the calcaneus and foot among Finns 50 years old or older rose considerably between the years 1970 and 2005, from 64 (number) and 5.6 (incidence) in 1970 to 294 and 15.2 in 2005. For the study period, the age-adjusted incidence of fracture was higher in men than women and showed a clear increase in both sexes in 1970-2005, from 7.3 to 17.4 in men (138% increase), and from 4.3 to 12.5 in women (191% increase). A similar finding was observed in the age-specific incidences. Assuming that the observed increase in the age-specific fracture incidence continues in the 50-year-old or older group and the size of this population increases as predicted, the annual number of low-trauma fractures of the calcaneus and foot in this population will be two times higher in the year 2030 (approximately 550 fractures annually) than it was during 2001-2005. Conclusions. In Finnish persons aged 50 years or older, the number of low-trauma fractures of the calcaneus and foot has risen considerably in 1970-2005 with a rate that cannot be explained merely by demographic changes. Further studies are needed to explore the exact reasons for the rise and possibilities for fracture prevention.
机译:背景。尽管在人口老龄化的现代社会中,老年人的各种低创伤性骨折被认为是主要的公共卫生问题,但关于其长期趋势的可靠的流行病学信息却很少。方法。我们评估了芬兰的定义,该国家是一个拥有明确定义的520万白人的欧盟国家,该国老年人的跟骨和足部低创伤骨折的数量和发生率(每100,000人)趋势(每100,000人)在1970-2005年期间接受芬兰医院对这种伤害的主要治疗的所有50岁以上的人。结果。在1970年至2005年之间,年龄在50岁及以上的芬兰人低跟骨骨折的数量和原始发病率在1970年至2005年之间显着增加,从1970年的64例(数量)和5.6例(发病率)增加到2005年的294例和15.2例。在研究期间,按年龄调整的骨折发生率男性高于女性,并且在1970-2005年间男女均明显增加,男性从7.3增至17.4(增加138%),女性从4.3增至12.5。 (增加191%)。在特定年龄段的发病率中观察到类似的发现。假设在50岁以上的年龄组中观察到的特定年龄段骨折的发生率持续增加,并且该人群的数量如预期的那样增加,那么该人群中跟骨和足的低创伤性骨折每年的数量将是2030年的两倍(每年约550处骨折),是2001-2005年期间的两倍。结论。在芬兰50岁或50岁以上的人群中,跟骨和足部低创伤骨折的数量在1970-2005年间大量增加,其增长率无法仅通过人口变化来解释。需要进行进一步的研究,以探讨造成这种情况上升的确切原因以及预防骨折的可能性。

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