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Review of the literature on the epidemiology and importance of osteoporotic spinal fractures.
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Figures and Tables%
Fig. 1.
Incidence of osteoporosis-related fractures according to the site for Koreans 50+ years of age. Data from the 2008 Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service.12)
Table 1.
The Lifetime Risk of Osteoporosis-related Fractures in Korea. Data from 2008 Insurance Review & Assessment Service.12)
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