Condition: Pediatric Fractures · Hypovitaminosis D · Obesity and Overweight · Sponsor: Paracelsus Medical University
Prospective case-control study of children (3-15 years) after low-energy trauma. We compare serum bone metabolic markers (25OHD, PTH, ALP, calcium, phosphate), BMI/percentile, and dietary calcium intake between fracture and non-fracture presentations. Blood is collected within 7 days (non-fasting; samples on ice for PTH). Primary aim: association of ALP and calcium with fracture status; secondary aims: vitamin D status, BMI percentile, and a composite Bone Risk Score (≥3). Analyses: group comparisons, logistic regression, ROC.
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Andrea Cosentino, MD · +393334503625 · andrea.cosentino@stud.pmu.ac.at
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| Kaiser Franz Joseph Hospital | Brixen, Bolzano, Italy | Recruiting |
| Franz Tappeiner Hospital | Meran, Bolzano, Italy | Recruiting |
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