genomos_fracture normal Genomos Survey - Fracture data information (F) genomos_fracture F100 multiple-choice 1 ************************FRACTURE_DATA_AVAILABLE?************************* FRACTURE_DATA_AVAILABLE? Yes 1 No 2 EOF F100 F101 open 1 Subjects in study with DNA available and fracture information (fracture or no fracture)? Fill Number: F101 F102A open 1 Number of MEN with ALL-TYPE of fracture? Fill Number: F102A F102B open 1 Number of WOMEN with ALL-TYPE of fracture? Fill Number: F102B F103A open 1 Number of MEN with VERTEBRAL fracture? Fill Number: F103A F103B open 1 Number of WOMEN with VERTEBRAL fracture? Fill Number: F103B F104A open 1 Number of MEN with HIP fracture? Fill Number: F104A F104B open 1 Number of WOMEN with HIP fracture? Fill Number: F104B F105A open 1 Number of MEN with WRIST fracture? Fill Number: F105A F105B open 1 Number of WOMEN with WRIST fracture? Fill Number: F105B F106 multiple-choice 1 Can you discriminate between PREVALENT and INCIDENT fractures PLEASE CHOOSE YES/NO? Yes 1 No 2 F106 F107A-E option-grid 5 The following questions refer to PREVALENT fractures (already occurred at time of study enrollment): Were PREVALENT fractures ALWAYS ascertained by X-ray films or radiology reports? Were PREVALENT fractures ALWAYS verified by review of medical records? Were PREVALENT fractures at hands/fingers, feet/toes, face/skull included? Did you exclude high trauma PREVALENT fractures (automobile accident, fall from a height, etc)? Did you exclude PREVALENT fractures occuring before a specific age? Yes 1 No 2 F107A F107B F107C F107D F107E F107F open 1 Minimum age of inclusion of the PREVALENT fracture events? Fill Age in years: F107F F108 multiple-choice 1 Do you have in your study INCIDENT fractures? PLEASE CHOOSE YES/NO? Yes 1 No 2 F109 F108 F108A-E option-grid 5 The following questions refer to INCIDENT fractures (occurring after study enrollment): Were INCIDENT fractures ALWAYS ascertained by X-ray films or radiology reports? Were INCIDENT fractures ALWAYS verified by review of medical records? Were INCIDENT fractures at hands/fingers, feet/toes, face/skull included? Did you exclude high trauma INCIDENT fractures (automobile accident, fall from a height, etc)? Did you exclude INCIDENT fractures occuring before a specific age? Yes 1 No 2 F108A F108B F108C F108D F108E F108F open 1 Minimum age of inclusion of the INCIDENT fracture events? Fill Age in years: F108F F109 multiple-choice 1 Do you have in your study VERTEBRAL fractures? PLEASE CHOOSE YES/NO? Yes 1 No 2 EOF F109 F109A multiple-choice 1 Can you discriminate between PREVALENT and INCIDENT VERTEBRAL fractures PLEASE CHOOSE YES/NO? Yes 1 No 2 F109A F109B multiple-choice Were VERTEBRAL fractures ALWAYS ascertained by X-ray films or radiology reports? Yes 1 No 2 EOF F109B F109C multiple-choice Was MORPHOMETRY (vertebral body heights) from lateral X-rays assessed? Yes 1 No 2 EOF F109C F109D multiple-choice If YES, was McCloskey-Kanis definition used (reduction 2 out of 3 ratios HA/HP, HM/HP and HP/HP-predicted? Yes 1 No 2 F109D F109E multiple-choice If YES, was Genant's semi-quantitative definition used (Severity score:0.Normal 1.Mild:20-25% 2.Moderate:25-30% and 3.Severe:>30%)? Yes 1 No 2 F109E F109F multiple-choice If YES, could you retrieve from your dataset the three vertebral body height measurements? Yes 1 No 2 F109F F110 multiple-choice If YES, what was the relative reduction cutoff used? 15 % 1 20 % 2 3 SD 3 Not available 8 Don't know 9 F110 F111 multiple-choice If YES, what was the cutoff for absolute height reduction of vertebral body? 3 mm 1 4 mm 2 4.6 mm 3 Not available 8 Don't know 9 F111 F112 multiple-choice If YES, what was the reference for comparison of posterior height? Previous x-ray 1 Adjacent vertebrae 2 Population reference value 3 Not available 8 Don't know 9 F112