Osteoporotic Fractures During and after Pandemic Time – Always Required Treatment. Approach of the Physician, Comments of the Professor

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Abstract
Osteoporotic fractures comprise a deadly disease which has ascending epidemiology in the 21st century. Cha­racterized by inadequate force impulses which cause breaks of bone tissue in key places for traumatology: proximal femur, spine. This is a severe economic, social, and health problem. The first condition for recovery after fracture is obtaining proper qualification for surgical treatment. Next the surgery must be made as fast as possible in order to provide internal diagnostics, while simultaneously maintaining the patient's safety. It's very important to create optimal conditions for bone healing. The essence of the problem "osteoporotic fractures" is low bone mineral density (BMD). It was found that in research 'in vivo', it is possible to reach a higher value of this factor via supplementation with ossein-hydroxyapatite complex (OHC) as compared to standard Calcium Salts.