Table 3.
Estimated 10-year hip fracture risk | Caucasian n = 14,958 | African American n = 9,825 | ||
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Men† n = 7,339 | Women† n = 7,619 | Men‡ n = 3,545 | Women† n = 6,280 | |
<1.4% | 15/3,281 (0.4%) | 174/2,897 (6%) | 10/3,004 (0.3%) | 145/4,708 (3%) |
1.4–<3.0% | 16/1,478 (1%) | 213/1,697 (13%) | 2/444 (0.5%) | 69/942 (7%) |
3.0–<5.0% | 20/1,024 (2%) | 154/926 (17%) | 0/72 (0%) | 37/417 (9%) |
5.0–<10.0% | 20/776 (3%) | 222/1,196 (19%) | 0/20 (0%) | 15/167 (9%) |
≥10.0% | 8/240 (3%) | 235/903 (26%) | 0/5 (0%) | 1/46 (2%) |
Data shown as number treated/number eligible (%)
*Including alendronate, risedronate, ibandronate, teriparatide, raloxifene, or calcitonin
**Hip fracture risk estimates were computed using the WHO FRAX tool with body mass index (http://shef.ac.uk/FRAX)
†p < 0.001 for column trend
‡p = 0.96