CASE DISCUSSION
Orthopedic Conditions In Aging Population
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Case Description
As people age, their musculoskeletal system undergoes changes that can lead to various orthopedic conditions. Bones lose density, which can result in osteoporosis and bone fractures. Muscle weakness associated with aging can also occur. Osteoarthritis is a common condition that can cause pain and...
Case Summary
- Osteoporosis is a significant health concern affecting millions globally, particularly in the US, Europe, and Japan. While data for India is less comprehensive, it's expected to be substantial. Prevalence increases with age, affecting a higher percentage of women than men, particularly after 50. Diagnosis involves bone densitometry, focusing on spine, hip, and wrist density, with T-scores below -2.5 indicating osteoporosis.
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Dr. Rajesh Dharia
Orthopedic Surgeon, Breach Candy, Saifee Hospital & Bhatia Hospital, MumbaiDr. Rajesh Dharia has a reputation to solve all unsolved bone and joint problems. We have failed surgical cases being refered to us from all over india and abroad. We believe in maintaining professional relationships. Dr. Dharia strongly advocates that primary surgery should be done in a place that can offer the best to the patient in terms of services offered by the treating surgeon. Dr. Rajesh Dharia is trained in Mumbai, UK, Germany, USA , Japan and Australia.
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