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FRAX Score (10-Year Fracture Risk)

Estimate 10-year probability of major osteoporotic fracture (hip, spine, forearm, humerus) and hip fracture. Simplified risk-factor-based screening for clinic use.

yrs
kg
cm

Major osteoporotic fx (10y)

13.0%

Hip + spine + forearm + humerus

Hip fracture (10y)

4.8%

BMI 23.4

Recommendation

High risk (treatment threshold met). Initiate pharmacologic therapy: oral bisphosphonate (alendronate 70 mg/week, risedronate 35 mg/week) is first-line; zoledronate 5 mg IV/year for non-adherent. Consider denosumab if eGFR <35. Pair with calcium + vitamin D.

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Clinical Disclaimer: This is a simplified estimate based on the FRAX risk factor structure. For regulatory/insurance decisions, use the official WHO FRAX calculator with country-specific coefficients. A T-score from DXA dramatically improves accuracy. Always verify against your local prescribing reference and apply clinical judgment.

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