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OrthO-rheumatO | VOL 11 | Nr 1 | 2013
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Osteonecrose van de kaak is een mogelijke maar zeldzame
bijwerking van antiresorptieve therapie met bisfosfonaten
of denosumab. Een analyse van Duitse patiëntenregister
in Berlijn bracht aan het licht dat de prevalentie 1 op
79.800 bedraagt bij patiënten behandeld met bisfosfona-
ten, tegenover 1 op 525.000 bij patiënten met osteoporose
en 1 op 2.723.333 in de totale populatie ouder dan vijftig
jaar (Tabel 1) (25).
Een slecht begrepen bijwerking zijn atypische femur-
fracturen, die na langdurige behandeling, na vijf tot acht jaar,
kunnen optreden. Ook die zijn volgens Dieter Felsenberg
behoorlijk zeldzaam.
tabel 1: prevalentie van osteonecrose van de kaak bij patiënten met osteoporose in duitsland in 2009.
populatie 2009
grootte van de populatie
prevalentie
relatieve prevalentie (%)
per 100.000
totale populatie > 50 jaar
32.680.000
1:2.723.333
0,0000367
0,0367
osteoporosepatiënten
6.300.000
1:525.000
0,00019
0,19
patiënten met bisfosfonaatbehandeling
957.600
1:79.800
0,00125
1,25
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