Comparison study Bisposphnates

[Anonymous]

I am a HCP in a Long term care facility. I am looking for efficacy information that compares Prolia to the oral and injectable bisphosphonates, (concerned about A typical fractures) Can anyone please tell me if any such publication exists, name and author/publication of article/study would be appreciated.

 

[Anonymous]

I am a HCP in a Long term care facility. I am looking for efficacy information that compares Prolia to the oral and injectable bisphosphonates, (concerned about A typical fractures) Can anyone please tell me if any such publication exists, name and author/publication of article/study would be appreciated.

Ask your rep. He or she has all of the head to head data you need. You'll never see fracture head to head for any drug, but BMD efficacy and safety points to Prolia. Prolia is not a Bisphosphonate.

 

[Anonymous]

There is no data that "points" to safety. Prolia is not "safer", it is different. Prolia has a different safety profile, not better or worse.

 

[Anonymous]

Don't answer these messages. This isn't an HCP! The fractures aren't "A Typical" they are atypical, as in non-typical. They have posted similar questions on other threads. Stop playing into it and if you are a Prolia rep and didn't catch the "A typical" you should look for another job.