Titlebook: Current Concepts of Bone Fragility; Hans K. Uhthoff (Chairman and Professor) Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Quantitative Assessment of Bone: Radiologic Methodsthods, such as ultrasound (Jurist, 1970; Langeton et al, 1984) and measurement of skinfold thickness (Brincat et al, 1984), are still in a developmental stage for application to bone, and therefore will not be discussed further.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-71064-4 the pediatric population (Landin, 1983; Reed, 1977), primarily because such injuries defy current methods of recording and retrieval in most hospitals, and because of the difficulties of capturing the pediatric population at risk.

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Basic Biomechanics of the Skeletonr 4 million women aged 50 years or older have osteoporosis severe enough to cause vertebral fractures. Epidemiologic studies suggest that from 15-30% of all white women in the United States develop symptomatic osteoporosis (Kelsey et al, 1978; Lane and Vigorita, 1983). Of approximately one million f

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Nuclear Medicine Applications to Metabolic Bone Diseaseorptive process is not associated with increased uptake of radiophosphate. Osteoblastic and osteoclastic activity are usually coupled, so that an increase or decrease in one is followed by an increase or decrease, respectively, in the other. It is the net difference in the two that determines whethe

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Cortical Porosity in Postmenopausal and Adolescent Wrist Fractures 1983). A further common feature is that estrogen replacement therapy prevented most vertebral deformations in a prospective controlled trial (Lindsay et al, 1980) and significantly reduced the risk of both wrist and hip fractures in retrospective case control studies (Hutchinson et al, 1979; Weiss

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-70396-7r 4 million women aged 50 years or older have osteoporosis severe enough to cause vertebral fractures. Epidemiologic studies suggest that from 15-30% of all white women in the United States develop symptomatic osteoporosis (Kelsey et al, 1978; Lane and Vigorita, 1983). Of approximately one million f