This document discusses osteoporosis in patients with COPD. It provides epidemiological data showing that about 35% of COPD patients have osteoporosis. It also examines the various risk factors for osteoporosis in COPD patients like low body mass index, vitamin D deficiency, use of oral corticosteroids, smoking, and physical inactivity. The document notes the complexity of COPD and how comorbidities contribute to its severity, highlighting the role of systemic inflammation in both COPD and osteoporosis. Phenotyping COPD patients and integrated imaging techniques are presented as ways to better understand this complexity.
3. COPD
“A
common
preventable
and
treatable
disease
which
is
characterised
by
persistent
airflow
limitaHon
that
is
usually
progressive
and
associated
with
an
enhanced
chronic
inflammatory
response
in
the
airways
and
the
lung
to
noxious
parHcles
or
gases.
ExacerbaHons
and
comorbidiHes
contribute
to
the
overall
severity
in
individual
paHents.”
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4. COPD
“A
common
preventable
and
treatable
disease
which
is
characterised
by
persistent
airflow
limitaHon
that
is
usually
progressive
and
associated
with
an
enhanced
chronic
inflammatory
response
in
the
airways
and
the
lung
to
noxious
parHcles
or
gases.
ExacerbaHons
and
comorbidi4es
contribute
to
the
overall
severity
in
individual
pa4ents.”
www.goldcopd.org
mw. L. Romme
5. Co-‐morbiditeiten
(1)
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
COPD
Smokers
Non-‐‑smokers
%
deelnemers
***
+
***
+
++
+
Miller
et
al.
Respir
Med
2013
mw. L. Romme
7. Epidemiologie
Prevalen4e
osteoporose
Meta-‐analyse.
ERJ
2009:
35%
(9-‐69%)
Prevalen4e
wervelfracturen
NuH
et
al.
Osteoporos
Int
2009
(n=3030):
40%
Ogura-‐Tomomatsu
et
al.
COPD
2012
(n=85):
35%
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8. Risicofactoren
• LuchtwegobstrucHe
• Emfyseem
• Veroudering
• Lage
body
mass
index
• Lage
vet
vrije
massa
index
• Vitamine
D
deficiënHe
• Orale
en
inhalaHecorHcosteroïden
• Lichamelijke
acHviteit
• Roken
en
alcoholgebruik
Romme
et
al.
ERM
2013
mw. L. Romme
17. “Bone
aNenua4on”
Botdichtheid
DEXA
(g/cm2)
Botdichtheid
CT
(Hounsfield
Units)
r=0,83
en
p<0,001
Romme
et
al.
JBMR
2012
mw. L. Romme
18. Conclusies
• COPD
wordt
gekenmerkt
door
pulmonale
verschijnselen
en
co-‐morbiditeiten.
• Ongeveer
35%
van
de
COPD
paHënten
heep
osteoporose.
• De
klinische
expressie
van
COPD
wordt
door
vele
factoren
(genen,
leepijd,
leefsHjl)
beïnvloed.
• Het
fenotyperen
van
COPD
paHënten
en
“integrated
imaging”
zouden
kunnen
bijdragen
aan
meer
inzicht
in
de
complexiteit
van
COPD.
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