英文摘要 |
About one fifth of adult males would be suffered from osteoporosis in lifetime. The relative hazard for all-cause mortality in the first 3 months after hip fracture was 7.95 in old men and the one-year mortality rate is 18-22%. The prevalence of male osteoporosis is around 17-40% in different age group and study regions. More than 60% were secondary osteoporosis. Of which, the first three common causes were long-term usage of steroids, hypogonadism and excess alcohol. However, the inadequate intake of calcium or vitamin D can't be overlooked. It is appropriate to use FRAX to find out the males with high fracture risk. The consensus recommends a men aged 70 and above or aged 50-69 with more than one risk of fracture to received dual-energy X-day absorptiometry examination, including both lumbar and hip bone mineral density, and be evaluated by using the lowest T-score following the World Health Organization diagnosis criteria. In Taiwan, four regimens including alendronate, teriparatide, zoledronic acid and strontium ranelate had the license for the treatment of male osteoporosis. This review was based on the newest osteoporosis guideline in Taiwan and the consensus of America Endocrine Society clinical practice guideline to provide the practical viewpoint in clinical practice. |