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. 2019 Nov 30;3(12):e10239. doi: 10.1002/jbm4.10239

Table 3.

Risk Reclassification Table of 10‐Year Major Osteoporotic Fracture (MOF) and Hip Fracture Stratified by Event Statusa

Outcome Model containing only FRAX score Model containing FRAX score and additional variablesb
Hip fracture Frequency (row %) <3% risk ≥3% risk Total
Participants with an event
<3% risk 947 (72.4) 361 (27.6) 1308
≥3% risk 91 (13.6) 579 (86.4) 670
Total 1038 940 1978
Participants without an event
<3% risk 76,119 (91.2) 7381 (8.8) 83,500
≥3% risk 1906 (28.9) 4691 (71.1) 6597
Total 78025 12072 90,097
Major osteoporotic fracture Frequency (row %) <20% risk ≥20% risk Total
Participants with a MOF event
<20% risk 8558 (89.9) 959 (10.1) 9517
≥20% risk 291 (13.3) 1902 (86.7) 2193
Total 8849 2861 11,710
Participants without a MOF event
<20% risk 74,081 (96.4) 2747 (3.6) 76,828
≥20% risk 1332 (22.7) 4543 (77.3) 5875
Total 75,413 7290 82,703
a

Net reclassification index (NRI) for cases:

Hip fracture: (361–91)/1978 = 0.137; MOF: (959–291)/11710 = 0.057.

NRI for noncases:

Hip: (1906–7381)/90097 = −0.061; MOF: (1332–2747)/82703 = −0.017.

b

Treated diabetes, ≥two falls in the past year, vasomotor symptoms, physical function score.

All models are adjusted by Women's Health Initiative Hormone and Calcium Vitamin D Trial intervention status (active, placebo, not randomized).

FRAX = Fracture risk assessment tool.