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Conclusion 1. Secondary causes for osteoporosis are highly prevalent in patients with osteopenia and a recent fracture, 48% of which were identifiable by FRAX and 54% by laboratory investigations. 2. Secondary causes for osteoporosis may contribute to fracture risk not only by decreasing bone mass but also by altering bone quality. Osteopenia Osteoporosis Demographic characteristics of 345 patients with osteopenia and a recent fracture

Secondary causes for osteoporosis significantly contribute to fracture risk in patients with osteopenia and a recent fracture