Clinical osteology focuses on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis and other bone metabolism disorders. It helps to identify reduced bone quality early, assess the risk of fractures and set an individual plan for further care.

Bone health is related to the overall condition of the body, movement, muscle strength, nutrition, hormonal influences and medications used. Therefore, in the clinical osteology clinic, we always evaluate the results in a broader context - not just as a single number from the examination.

Consultation is particularly appropriate if osteoporosis or osteopenia is detected, after a fracture resulting from a minor injury, repeated fractures, after menopause, long-term use of medications affecting bone quality, or if a bone metabolism disorder is suspected.