Synonyms
Examples for "spongy bone"
Examples for "spongy bone"
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A few of the punctures had pale yellow spongy bone deep inside.
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This rarefaction of the spongy bone is the earliest change seen with the X-rays.
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There is just a bump of spongy bone between the lower arm and the hand.
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Surface rendered models of 5th metatarsal showing medullary spongy bone infill and clear focalised cortical destruction.
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Note its significantly larger size, irregular shape, and the fragmentation that exposes the underlying spongy bone.
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Vertebral microcomputed tomography scanning confirmed decreased trabecular bone volume and trabecular number.
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Nineteen cylindrical trabecular bone specimens were prepared and assigned to two groups.
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Ash fraction of L4 trabecular bone cores did not differ between groups.
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Glycyrrhizin ameliorates bone loss and improves trabecular bone parameters in OVX mice.
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Results: Highly significant loss of trabecular bone was observed only in leptin-LV group.
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Autogenous cancellous bone is the current gold standard treatment in bone loss.
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Some patients destined to sustain vertebral fracture make cancellous bone with fewer osteocytes.
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This model should prove to be useful in biomechanical analyses involving cancellous bone tissue.
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Three-dimensional finite element models were created of an implant embedded in cortical and cancellous bone.
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Therefore, the aim of this study was to calculate the direct costs of cancellous bone grafting.
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Osteoma is an uncommon benign osteogenic tumor characterized by the proliferation of compact and cancellous bone.
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It looked to me like there were faint human tooth marks in some of the cancellous bone.
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Conclusion: The direct costs of harvesting cancellous bone graft and the use of bone replacement material are comparable.
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This increase in bone mass correlates with the increase in number and thickness of trabeculas in cancellous bone.
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However, both implant groups showed similar ITV in the low-density cancellous bone model with the cortical bone layer.
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The fatty substance contained in the medullary canal of long bones and in the interstices of the cancellous bone.
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However, up to now it remains unclear whether cancellous bone grafting is cheaper as compared to these new methods.
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Results: Implant displacement was significantly affected by cancellous bone density and to a lesser degree by cortical bone thickness.
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After bone replacement, extracts from cancellous bone or cortical bone were obtained, and ceftriaxone was quantified using column chromatography.
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The configuration of the bone trabeculae showed that loads between the implant and peri-acetabular cancellous bone were evenly distributed.
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Autologous cancellous bone remains the gold standard in this context of long bone nonunion reconstruction, but with several clinical limitations.
