Table 11.

Number of men and women (thousands) and proportion of the population aged 50–89 years (%) with a 10-year probability of a major fracture that exceeds 10%, 20% or the country specific fracture threshold for high and very high risk

Country	Number of men and women (000)				Proportion of population age 50–89 years (%)
	>20%	>10%	>High risk	>Very high risk	>20%	>10%	>High risk	>Very high risk
Austria	469	1297	386	234	13	36	11	6
Belgium	384	1185	512	315	9	27	12	7
Bulgaria	165	622	325	200	6	22	11	7
Croatia	103	371	196	120	6	22	11	7
Cyprus*	26	91	44	28	7	24	12	7
Czech	361	1144	471	288	9	28	12	7
Denmark	470	1116	252	148	21	49	11	6
Estonia	17	72	60	38	3	14	12	7
Finland	133	493	261	153	6	22	11	7
France	1856	5259	2892	1803	7	21	11	7
Germany	2719	8457	3846	2390	7	23	11	7
Greece	352	1158	534	336	8	26	12	8
Hungary	259	925	431	260	7	25	12	7
Ireland	145	446	179	109	9	29	12	7
Italy	2452	7024	3278	2073	9	26	12	8
Latvia*	39	151	94	58	5	20	12	8
Lithuania	58	223	138	86	5	20	12	8
Luxembourg*	15	49	24	14	7	23	11	7
Malta	14	47	20	13	8	27	12	8
Netherlands	277	1115	801	501	4	16	12	7
Poland	436	1820	1633	1018	3	13	12	7
Portugal	252	786	537	346	6	18	12	8
Romania	135	822	841	525	2	11	11	7
Slovakia	170	642	217	131	9	33	11	7
Slovenia*	56	202	93	56	7	23	11	6
Spain	753	2626	2113	1337	4	14	11	7
Sweden	616	1643	441	268	16	43	12	7
Switzerland	554	1397	375	215	16	41	11	6
UK	2280	7419	2858	1723	9	30	11	7
EU27+2	15566	48602	23852	14786	7	23	11	7

*Surrogate country used (see ,Methods)