Should we consider assessment of bone mineral density earlier in postmenopausal women with pelvic organ prolapse?
It appears that presence of pelvic organ prolapse in early postmenopausal women is not helpful in predicting osteoporosis.
The results provide preliminary evidence of the sensitivity to change of the COHQoL questionnaires when used with children receiving orthodontic treatment. However, the study needs to be repeated in different treatment settings and with a larger sample size in order to confirm the utility of the measure.