Current and emerging histomorphometric and imaging techniques for assessing age‐at‐death and cortical bone quality
Abstract
Bones are dynamic living organs that undergo continual change throughout life. An internal process of tissue renewal, called remodeling, removes mature microscopic packets of bone, and replaces them with new bone in a highly coordinated manner. To date, it remains difficult to directly observe and track individual remodeling events in cortical bone due to the small size of the structures involved. High‐resolution imaging techniques hold the...
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Title
Current and emerging histomorphometric and imaging techniques for assessing age‐at‐death and cortical bone quality
Published Date
Oct 25, 2020
Journal
Volume
3
Issue
2
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