Cortical parameters predict bone strength at the tibial diaphysis, but are underestimated by HR-pQCT and μCT compared to histomorphometry.
Abstract
Cortical bone and its microstructure are crucial for bone strength, especially at the long bone diaphysis. However, it is still not well-defined how imaging procedures can be used as predictive tools for mechanical bone properties. This study evaluated the capability of several high-resolution imaging techniques to capture cortical bone morphology and assessed the correlation with the bone's mechanical properties. The microstructural properties...
Paper Details
Title
Cortical parameters predict bone strength at the tibial diaphysis, but are underestimated by HR-pQCT and μCT compared to histomorphometry.
Published Date
Mar 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
238
Issue
3
Pages
669 - 678
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