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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 On bone mineral content and fracture risk threshold of aging changes [Keywords:] bone mineral content and fracture risk threshold, age, Primary osteoporosis to reduce the main features of bone, bone density measurement is the most direct and explicit means of detection (1), although the WHO recommended diagnostic criteria of osteoporosis by dual energy X ray absorptiometry measurements as the gold standard, but there are many factors affecting the measurement results (2). For quantitative analysis of bone mineral content and fracture risk decreased the correlation between, the paper in the near future fracture patients and control groups of non-radial fracture of bone mineral content using X-ray measurement of bone mineral content Logistic regression analysis method, and divided by age 60 years old andgt; 60 years of age two groups to explain the relationship between decreased bone mineral content to determine fracture risk threshold and the scope of the reference of clinical intervention. 1 Subjects and methods 1.1 Object Select from June 2006 to December 2008 in our hospital and 96 patients hospitalized fracture patients, both occurred within 18 months of non-violent fractures (including neck, spine, distal radius fractures, etc., to determine the fracture group, which 38 males and 58 cases female, aged 43 to 96 (mean (68 + -10.3 years). Select the same period 185 cases of non-fracture group, age, gender was no significant difference in contrast. of all divided into groups by age 60 persons age group andgt; 60 age group, which, 60 age group of 93 patients, including 41 cases of fracture group and control group 52 cases,gt; 60 years old 188 cases, including 55 cases of fracture group and control group of 133 patients. 1.2 Methods Personnel on the fracture group and the left radial bone fracture site anteroposterior X-ray camera the middle of the control group, the left radial personnel middle anteroposterior X-ray