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Ito M et al. – According to the multiple logistic regression analysis, women with neck fracture had a significantly longer HAL, lower CSMI, and higher BR, and women with trochanteric fracture had a significantly smaller cortical CSA of the femoral neck. The authors conclude that clinical CT may be useful for the assessment of the risk of neck and trochanteric fracture.

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