BONE RESORPTION MARKER BETA-CROSSLAPS FOR EARLY MONITORING OF OSTEOPOROSIS TREATMENT WITH DENOSUMAB

Antiresorptive long-term treatment for osteoporosis increases bone mineral density. Due to the long duration, poor compliance of patients to medication therapy is a big challenge. Bone mineral density measurements are recommended for the monitoring of treatment, but detectable changes may take up to...

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Main Authors: Tatyana Simeonova (Author), Krasimira Stefanova (Author), Pavlina Yordanova-Laleva (Author), Boryana Ruseva (Author), Aneliya Dimitrova (Author)
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Published: Peytchinski Publishing, 2022-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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Summary:Antiresorptive long-term treatment for osteoporosis increases bone mineral density. Due to the long duration, poor compliance of patients to medication therapy is a big challenge. Bone mineral density measurements are recommended for the monitoring of treatment, but detectable changes may take up to 2-3 years. Bone turnover markers can indicate changes in bone turnover rates earlier, and assessment their levels may be effective in enhancing compliance and clinical efficacy. Purpose: Our study aimed to assess whether the dynamics in serum levels of bone resorption marker beta-CrossLaps have a real practical benefit for early monitoring of postmenopausal osteoporosis treatment. Materials and methods: 21 Bulgarian women in menopause with newly diagnosed osteoporosis were studied. All participants hadn't been under treatment. Serum beta-CrossLaps levels were measured before and six months after subcutaneous administration of Denosumab - Injection 60 mg. Results: Serum concentrations before and six months after starting treatment were respectively 0.589 ± 0.266 ng/ml (0.06 - 1.2) and 0.166 ± 0.139 ng/ml (0.05 - 0.59). The beta-CrossLaps pre-treatment serum levels were within the reference range for the commercial kit used. After six months of treatment, there was a significant decrease in serum concentrations of about 72% from baseline. In our study, although pre-treatment levels were within the reference range, a significant decrease in concentrations was observed. Conclusions: The results show that the dynamics of beta-CrossLaps may be useful in the early monitoring of osteoporosis treatment.
Item Description:10.5272/jimab.2022284.4731
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