Characteristics of the women with distal radius fracture and the control group.

Characteristics of the women with distal radius fracture and the control group: Continuous variables are presented as mean with standard deviation and categorical variables as numbers.*The denominator differs from 123 in the fracture group and 170 in the control group due to missing data.aInflammatory or endocrine disease (fracture group vs. control group): other rheumatic diseases than rheumatoid arthritis (2 vs. 2); asthma/chronic obstructive lung disease (10 vs. 9); diabetes mellitus (4 vs. 8); hyperparathyroidism (1vs.1); hypothyroidism (5 vs. 9); chronic kidney disease (1vs.0).bExercise more than 30 minutes three times a week.cCalcium/vitamin D (29 vs. 17); bisphosphonates, selective oestrogen receptor modulator, or oestrogen (22 vs. 16).BMI: body mass index; DXA: dual energy X-ray absorptiometry; BMD: bone mineral density; DXR: digital X-ray radiogrammetry; CT: cortical thickness; W: bone width.