Analysis of Densitometric Indices of Osteotropic Therapy by the Method of f* (Fisher) in Case of Knee Arthroplasty
Mirhakim Zh. Azizov1, Aziz P. Alimov1, Umida M. Rustamova2, Khurshid Kh. Shakirov1 and Nadezhda V. Stupina11Department of Adults Orthopedics Republican Specialized Scientific and Practical Medical Center of Traumatology and Orthopedics Mahtumkuli Str., Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
2Department of Rentgenology Republican Specialized Scientific and Practical Medical Center of Traumatology and Orthopedics Mahtumkuli Str., Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
Corresponding Author E-mail: niito-tashkent@yandex.ru
Abstract: Clinical and densitometric researches in patients with the terminal stage of gonarthrosis and decrease in bone mineral density allow determining the condition of knee joint endoprosthesis. In the process of research women took part; their average age made up 57 years (max. 84 years old, min. 52 years old – menopausal age). X-ray densitometry (dual energy absorptiometry) before and after surgery (in 12 months). Patients were divided into two (main and control) groups depending on further treatment schedule. Studying the treatment results was carried out using the method of criteria calculation – f* (Fisher) by the method of mathematical treatment. Densitometric data analysis before and after operation showed after operation in the main group of women, who took osteotropic drugs as compared to the indicators of control group, significant bone density increase. The growth in bone mineral density of the main group by the year end made up on the average 60%, in control group – 18,75%.
Keywords: Anti-inflammatory Agents; Bone Tissue; Degenerative Dystrophic Diseases; Gonarthrosis; X ray Destometry Back to TOC