JBMR publishes a research study with CaMos on fracture risk scores using Rho's output
Toronto. The Journal of Bone and Mineral Research published a study by 16 Bit and the Canadian Multicentre Osteoporosis Study (CaMos) that used Rho's output as an input to FRAX fracture risk scores. This was a research use of Rho's output, not part of Rho's authorized use. Rho does not provide a T-score or a fracture risk estimate.
The paper, “Fracture risk scores using output from an opportunistic screen of low bone density from conventional X-ray”, analyzed CaMos participants who had lumbar or thoracic spine X-rays, with nine years of fracture follow-up. The authors include 16 Bit employees. The full paper is linked below.