2018
DOI: 10.9734/jamps/2018/42283
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The Atraumatic Metatarsal Fracture: A Clinical Sign of Bisphosphonate-Associated Bone Fragility

Abstract: Beginning with some of the earliest publications suggesting the association between bisphosphonate treatment for osteoporosis and coincident skeletal fractures, the wide range of fractured bones reported have included the metatarsals. This paper presents a survey of the medical literature describing this association. Evidence is offered supporting definitions of inclusion rather than exclusion in seeking to define bisphosphonate-associated fractures. In addition we question the recent trend toward attributing … Show more

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