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ba0003pp355 | Osteoporosis: treatment | ECTS2014

Continuous modelling-based bone formation could explain sustained increases in hip bone mineral density with denosumab treatment

Ominsky Michael S , Libanati Cesar , Boyce Rogely , Kostenuik Paul J , Baron Roland , Wagman Rachel B , Dempster David W

In clinical studies, denosumab (DMAb) administration up to 8 years is associated with continued increases in bone mineral density (BMD) and low fracture incidence despite persistently low bone turnover markers and limited iliac crest tetracycline labelling (Papapoulos 2013). We tested the hypothesis that, with persistently low bone remodelling, BMD increases may result from a non-remodelling dependent mechanism to accrue bone matrix. We examined the fluorochrome labelling patt...