Alexandersen 1999 [12] |
22 |
50-ug transdermal estradiol |
+*
|
Healthy postmenopausal women with low BMD |
BMD |
65 (2.2) |
Delmas 2000 [5] |
24 |
Oral 1 mg estradiol |
+*
|
Healthy >1 year postmenopausal women with normal BMD. |
BMD |
58 (5) |
Gallagher 2001 [14] |
36 |
Oral 0.625 mg conjugated estrogens |
+*
|
Elderly women with normal bone density |
BMD |
72(± 4) |
Cauley 2001 [4] |
49 |
Oral 0.625 conjugated estrogen |
+ |
Women with established coronary disease >5 years post menopause |
MI or CHD |
67 |
Herrington 2000 [6] |
38 |
Oral 0.625 conjugated estrogen |
+ |
Women with coronary arterial disease (CAD) |
CAD Progression |
66 (7.0) |
Ishida 2001 [15] |
12 |
Oral 0.625 conjugated estrogen. |
+ |
Women with established osteoporosis. |
BMD |
70 (7.6) |
Lindsay 1990 [13] |
24 |
Oral 0.625 mg conjugated estrogen |
+*
|
Postmenopausal women with 1+ vertebral fracture & low BMD |
BMD |
48 (1.0) |
Lufkin 1992 [1] |
12 |
Transdermal 0.1 mg 17β-estradiol |
+ |
Postmenopausal white women with documented osteoporosis |
BMD |
64.8 (54.9 to 71.3) |
Mosekilde 2000 [7] |
60 |
Oral 1 mg or 2 mg estradiol |
+ |
Healthy women 3–24 months post menopause |
Fractures |
50 (2.8) |
PEPI 1996 [8] |
36 |
Oral 0.625 mg conjugated estrogen |
+ |
Healthy women 1–10 years post menopause normal BMD |
BMD |
56 (0.3) |
Ravn 1999 [9] |
48 |
Oral 0.625 conjugated estrogen or 2 mg estradiol |
+ |
Healthy 6+ months postmenopausal women under 60 years |
BMD |
55 |
Recker 1999 [10] |
42 |
0.3 mg conjugated estrogen |
+*
|
Healthy women average BMD t-score-3.5 at femur |
BMD |
73 (5.0) |
Wimalawansa 1998 [11] |
48 |
Oral 0.625 conjugated estrogen |
+*
|
Women with established osteoporosis (1+vertebral fracture) |
BMD |
65 (0.9) |