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Table 2 Detailed Characteristics of Osteogenesis Imperfecta women with fractures during pregnancy and post-partum

From: Osteogenesis Imperfecta: characterization of fractures during pregnancy and post-partum

 

P1

P2.1

P2.2

P3

P4

P5

P6

P7.1

P7.2

P8

P9

P10

P11

P12

Age at pregnancy-related Fracture

25

32

34

36

26

36

28

39

41

29

34

32

31

31

Number of pregnancy at fracture

2nd

1st

2nd

1st

1st

1st (twins)

1st

4th

5th

1st

1st

1st

2nd

1st

OI type

NA

I

 

I

I

I

III

I

 

I

V

NA

I

I

Molecular diagnosis

NA

COL1A1

 

COL1A1

COL1A1

NA

NA

COL1A1

 

COL1A2

IFITM5

COL1A1

NA

COL1

Age at OI diagnosis (years)

2

32

 

NA

18

1

NA

39

 

36 years

1st year

1

NA

NA

Height (cm)

164

157

 

157

153

155

137.5

153.5

 

151

120

NA

158

164

Weight (kg)

61

48

 

60

87

42

48

67

 

NA

40

NA

55

63

BMI

22.7

19.5

 

24.3

37.1

17.5

25.3

28.4

 

NA

27.8

NA

22.0

23.4

Blue sclera

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

 

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

NA

Deafness

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes Transmission hearing loss

No

NA

No

 

No

No

No

Yes

Stapedian prothesis

NA

Joint Hyperlaxity

Yes

Yes

 

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

 

Yes

No

No

NA

NA

Risk factors for osteoporosis

No

Anorexia 25–28 years old

Poor calcium intake until 28 years old

 

Smoking

No

No

Immobilization and poor calcium intake

No

 

2 months immobilization 1st pregnancy, smoking before and after pregnancy

1 year immobilization 25 years

Smoking stopped at 30 years old

Crohn’s disease

No

AS

Other diseases

 

Anorexia

 

Ménière, knee sprain

Hypothyroidism

No

NA

Hypertension

   

Crohn’s disease

Renal stones

Ankylosing spondylitis B27 + , Adalimumab

Number of fractures in childhood

3

11–50

 

40

 ≤ 5

 ≤ 5

 ≤ 5

6–10

 

 ≤ 5

 > 50

11–50

6–10

6–10

Scoliosis

Yes

No

No

No

NA

Yes

No

No

 

Yes

Yes

NA

Yes

No

Bone densitometry (Z-score)

NA

Spine—2 DS, hip—1.1DS

 

Spine—2.DS, hip—1.2DS

Spine—0.4 DS, hip—1 DS

Spine—3.3DS, hip—2.6DS

Spine—1.9 DS, hip—1.2DS

Spine—3.7DS, hip—2.7DS

 

NA

NA

Spine—2.7DS, hip—2.2DS

Spine—3.DS, hip NA

Spine—5.5DS, hip NA

Orthopedic surgery

No

Wrist osteosynthesis

 

No

No

Shoulder dislocation

NA

No

 

No

Telescopic intramedullary rod in inferior limbs and

Vertebral arthrodesis

No

No

No

Time since last fracture

20 years

4 years

 

2 years

11 years

5 years

NA

8 years

 

19 years

17 years

1 year

17 years

5 years

History of bisphosphonates

No

No

 

No

No

No

Yes Pamidronate 10–12 years old

No

 

No

Yes

Pamidronate 25–26 years old

No

No

No

Time since last bisphosphonates

 

Yes

16 years

 

Yes 9 years

Term of fracture

Pregnancy 3rd trimester

3rd trimester (8th month)

3rd trimester (8th month)

Pregnancy term unknown

30SA

3rd trimester

34 SA

2 months post partum

Back pain 6 months of pregnancy

1.5 month post partum

1 month post-partum

2 weeks post-partum

6 months post-partum

6 weeks post-partum

Fracture localization

Ankle

Sacrum

(left)

Sacrum (right)

Ribs (multiple)

Femoral head, trochanter in post partum

Femoral neck Garden 2

Distal Femur

T10

T6 T7 T12 L1 L5

T8

Wrist

Femoral head

Femoral head

T11 T2 L1

Mechanism of fracture

traumatic

Low trauma (swimming with palms)

Spontaneous

Spontaneous

Spontaneous

Spontaneous

traumatic

Spontaneous

Spontaneous

Low trauma (picking up baby)

Low trauma

Spontaneous

NA

Spontaneous

Breastfeeding

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Breastfeeding duration (months)

 

1

1

 

6

4

0.1

18

18

1.5

0.3

0.5

6

1.5

  1. Patients 1 to 12 (P1 to P12). P2 and P7 had fractures for two consecutive pregnancies: P2.1 and P2.2; and P7.1 and P7.2