Hormonal and Genetic Role Affecting the Bone Resorption in Patients with Osteoporosis

Puspitadewi, Susi R.; Auerkari, Elza Ibrahim

doi:10.2991/idcsu-17.2018.72

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“…Psychological coping against COVID-19 aims to prevent prolonged psychological stress during COVID-19. The level of anxiety in adolescents is also influenced by the increasing level of maturity of a person towards the problems or threats they face and the increasing ability or perspective of a person in dealing with life experiences as they get older (Puspitadewi & Auerkari, 2018).…”

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Data on Anxiety Level of Dental Hospital Universitas Sumatera Utara Fixed Orthodontics Patients in New Normal

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2022

Indonesia J. of Med. Anthropology

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The lockdown policy for certain dental care during pandemic COVID-19 could cause mental distress. This prolonged pandemic has frustrated orthodontists and patients before the emergence of vaccination. Since the initiation of COVID-19 mass vaccination in January 2021 by the Indonesian government, the aim of this study is to describe the anxiety level of patients undergoing fixed orthodontics treatment regarding routine care from February to May 2021. The highest anxiety level towards routine care during the COVID-19 pandemic was in moderate level (57.4%) and in severe level (40.7%). Both male and female patients showed moderate level of anxiety against routine care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Most patients who came for routine care are from late adolescence (17 to 25 years old) and with a bachelor degree. Orthodontists have to consider patients’ anxiety level in order to obtain a successful orthodontic treatment due to the previous temporary lockdown of the dental hospital. Since the definite time for the COVID-19 pandemic to end is still unknown, social intervention for patients should be considered in managing the mental distress that emerged. In this current time, the expansion of COVID-19 new variants has also become a dilemma for orthodontists and patients. The vaccination and routine screening for COVID-19 is advisable as the requirement for safe routine orthodontics control. Thus, education for oral health maintenance during orthodontics treatment will be an integral part of preventing the COVID-19 local transmission.

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Data on Anxiety Level of Dental Hospital Universitas Sumatera Utara Fixed Orthodontics Patients in New Normal

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2022

Indonesia J. of Med. Anthropology

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“…Status: Another study showed that the duration of menopause, as well as the age and duration of diabetes, were amongst risk factors for decreasing BMD in diabetic postmenopausal women. It is obviously known that osteoporosis is a problem related to age and hormonal changes in women, suggesting a hormonal influence on BMD 12 . Moreover, similar findings were reported in postmenopausal women with T2DM using QUS 13 .…”

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Background: Diabetic postmenopausal women and osteoporosis are both chronic conditions and the relationship between them are complex. Objective: The aims of this study were to assess the socio-demographic factors inflicted in Diabetic postmenopausal women with Osteoporosis condition. Method: A Prospective, comparative and interventional study with a convenient sample of 520 Diabetic postmenopausal subjects were recruited from both inpatient and outpatient: Orthopedic, General Medicine and Obstetrics and Gynecology departments in Malla Reddy Hospital, measuring Bone Mineral Density (BMD) at the heel bone using QUS. In addition, tabulated selfreported data forms, about the socio-demographic details of subjects were collected. Results: The QUS measurements at the culmination of the study deduced that 520 Diabetic postmenopausal women posed a high risk of anomalous BMD were 17% (n=89), whereas Low risk of anomalous BMD accounted for 61% (n=317) and No risk accounted for 22% (n=114), out of validated subjects. The socio-demographic and osteoporotic conditions were illustrated. There were significant differences in QUS-score (normal BMD, Osteopenia and osteoporosis) patient demographic details like current age, age at menopause, Menopausal duration, BMI, Occupation, Family history of osteoporosis, Family history of Fracture, Smoking habit, Alcohol habit, economic status, and education details were noted. Conclusion: The study emphasizes the prerequisites , namely risk factor identification and evaluation, strive for the decreased incidence of Osteoporosis. It also denotes the Health education programs to be an utmost desideratum amongst the population for Osteoporosis management.

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Hormonal and Genetic Role Affecting the Bone Resorption in Patients with Osteoporosis

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Data on Anxiety Level of Dental Hospital Universitas Sumatera Utara Fixed Orthodontics Patients in New Normal

Data on Anxiety Level of Dental Hospital Universitas Sumatera Utara Fixed Orthodontics Patients in New Normal

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