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Denosumab discontinuation creates a distinctive clinical hazard: vertebral-fracture risk can rebound rapidly when treatment is delayed or stopped without sequential antiresorptive therapy. This problem is especially relevant in rheumatology and glucocorticoid-treated osteoporosis, where missed injections may go unnoticed until new back pain or clustered vertebral fractures emerge.

Medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ) is uncommon in routine osteoporosis care, but when it occurs it is clinically disruptive, difficult to reverse, and often amplified by avoidable dental and host-level cofactors. ONJ-GUARD is an executable Python skill for transparent MRONJ risk-context stratification that integrates antiresorptive exposure type, therapy duration, invasive dental procedures, periodontal disease, oral trauma, glucocorticoids or immunosuppression, diabetes, smoking, prior MRONJ or exposed nonhealing bone, and active jaw symptoms.

Executable clinical decision-support skill for transparent denosumab-associated hypocalcemia triage using CKD stage, dialysis, baseline calcium, vitamin D status, CKD-mineral bone disorder, supplementation status, and urgent post-dose danger signals.

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