Table 3.
Reassessment of fracture risk for prolonged glucocorticoids users in the guidelines
References | Guideline | Year | Follow-up fracture risk assessmenta) |
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Naranjo Hernández et al. [25] | SER | 2019 | NA |
Park et al. [12] | KSBMR/KCR | 2018 | Adults aged ≥40 years, never treated with OP medication: FRAX with BMD every 1–3 years, during OP medication: BMD every 2–3 years at high riska), completed OP medication: BMD every 2–3 years Adults aged <40 years, moderate-to-high riskb): BMD every 2–3 years |
Buckley et al. [11] | ACR | 2017 | Adults aged ≥40 years, never treated with OP medication: FRAX with BMD every 1–3 years, during OP medication: BMD every 2–3 years at high riska), completed OP medication: BMD every 2–3 years Adults aged <40 years, moderate-to-high riskb): BMD every 2–3 years |
Compston et al. [10] | NOGG | 2017 | NA |
Rossini et al. [24] | SIOMMMS | 2016 | NA |
González-Macías et al. [23] | SEIOMM | 2015 | BMD at shorter intervals than postmenopausal OP |
Briot et al. [22] | SFR/GRIO | 2014 | BMD annually during the first 2 years, then adjusted interval according to the BMD values, GC dose, and underlying disease activity, spine X-ray or VFA if height loss ≥2 cm or with back pain |
Suzuki et al. [21] | JSBMR | 2014 | X-ray and BMD every 6–12 months |
Lekamwasam et al. [20] | IOF-ECTS | 2012 | BMD at appropriate intervals, X-ray or VFA if vertebral fracture suspected |
Pereira et al. [19] | SBR/BMA/ABMFR | 2012 | BMD, spine X-ray or VFA every 6 months during the first year of GC use, then every 1–2 years |
Dachverband Osteologie e. V. [17] | DVO | 2011 | BMD at intervals of 6–12 months in patients without OP medication, if GC ≥7.5 mg/day continued, BMD at shorter intervals (up to 6 months) in patients undergoing drug treatment, if GC ≥7.5 mg/day continued |
Papaioannou et al. [18] | Osteoporosis Canada | 2010 | BMD every 1–3 years |
Devogelaer et al. [16] | BBC | 2006 | NA |
Bone and Tooth Society of Great Britain et al. [15] | RCP | 2002 | Spinal BMD |
Individuals with very high-dose GCs, or fragility fracture occurring after ≥18 months of osteoporosis medication, poor medication adherence or absorption, or other osteoporosis risk factors.
Individuals with prior fragility fracture, or BMD Z-score <−3, ≥10% per year loss of BMD, very high-dose GCs, poor medication adherence or absorption, or other osteoporosis risk factors.
SER, Spanish Society of Rheumatology; KSBMR/KCR, Korean Society for Bone and Mineral Research/Korean College of Rheumatology; ACR, American College of Rheumatology; NOGG, National Osteoporosis Guideline Group; SIOMMMS, Società Italiana dell’Osteoporosi del Metabolismo Minerale e delle Malattie dello Scheletro; SEIOMM, Sociedad Española de Investigación Ósea y Metabolismo Mineral; SFR/GRIO, French Society for Rheumatology and Osteoporosis Research and Information Group; JSBMR, Japanese Society for Bone and Mineral Research; IOF-ECTS, International Osteoporosis Foundation and the European Calcified Tissue Society; SBR/BMA/ABMFR, Brazilian Society of Rheumatology/Brazilian Medical Association/Brazilian Association of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation; DVO, Dachverband Osteologie e. V.; BBC, Belgium Bone Club; RCP, Royal College of Physicians; NA, not available; OP, osteoporosis; FRAX, fracture risk assessment tool; BMD, bone mineral density; GC, glucocorticoid; VFA, Vertebral Fracture Assessment.