Objective:To investigate the effect of Fracture Risk Assessment Tool(FRAX) combined with dual-energy X-ray absorp-tiometry(DXA) in predicting fractures in patients with osteoporosis. Methods:A retrospective analysis was performed for the clinical data of 3 000 patients with osteoporosis who were admitted to our hospital from January 2016 to January 2019,and all patients under-went FRAX assessment and DXA examination. The risk of fractures determined by FRAX was compared between male and female patients. Bone mineral density(BMD) in the anterior,posterior,and lateral positions of L2-4,detection rate of fractures in the anterior,posterior,and lateral positions of L2-4,and outcomes of fractures at different sites were recorded for patients in different ages. Results:There was no significant difference in the risk of hip fracture determined by FRAX between male and female patients(P>0.05),and female patients had higher risk of fractures at each site than male patients(P<0.01). Among the 3 000 patients with an-terior and posterior BMD measurements,529 patients had a T value of >-1.0 s,1 426 patients had a T value of ≤-1.0 s and >-2.0 s,572 patients had a T value of ≤-2.0 s and >-2.5 s,and 455 patients had a T value of ≤-2.5 s. Among the 3 000 pa-tients with lateral BMD measurements,424 patients had a T value of >-1.0 s,717 patients had a T value of ≤-1.0 s and >-2.0 s,808 patients had a T value of ≤-2.0 s and >-2.5 s,and 1 181 patients had a T value of ≤-2.5 s. The detection rates of fractures at the anterior and posterior positions of L2-4 were 34.80%(T value≤-2.0 s) and 15.60%(T value≤-2.5 s),respectively,and the detection rates of fractures at the lateral position were 57.60%(T value ≤-2.0 s) and 39.37%(T value≤-2.5 s),respectively. Of all 3 000 patients,348 had spinal fractures,622 had hip fractures,1 154 had wrist fractures,and 876 had femoral neck fractures,and there were no significant differences in the T val-ues of the anterior/posterior and lateral positions between the patients with fractures at different sites(P>0.05). Conclusion:FRAX has a good effect in evaluating fractures in patients with osteoporosis,with a better effect in female patients than in male pa-tients. DXA has a good predictive effect in patients with osteoporosis,and a T value of ≤-2.0 s can be used as a standard value for the prediction of fracture.