Titlebook: Bone Quantitative Ultrasound; New Horizons Pascal Laugier,Quentin Grimal Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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Assessing the Elasticity of Child Cortical Boneo the construction of a reference database on NPCCB that would serve as a point of comparison for analyzing the effect of a pathology or treatment. After the presentation of the hypotheses on the elasticity and anisotropy of NPCCB, ultrasonic transmission-mode and resonance spectroscopy methods are

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Nicholas Nyachega,Vongai Olivia Sagonda the dispersion characteristics of a waveguide model to the measured dispersion curves (i.e., solving an inverse problem), this method has a strong clinical potential as a tool for bone status assessment. This chapter revisits the roadmap that allowed the so-called bidirectional axial transmission t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-94800-9sion curve inversion, and measurement automation with integrated artificial intelligence concepts. Besides discussing the recent signal processing advances in the field of bone assessment by axial transmission, this communication offers developments that might be anticipated in the near future.

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Anand D. Padmakumar,Mark C. Bellamy problems that will allow the quantitative assessment of cortical porosity and ultimately will improve the non-invasive ultrasound-based evaluation of bone mechanical competence and fracture risk. In this chapter, we present recent advances in measuring and modeling those parameters in cortical bone