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QCT-based computational bone strength assessment updated with MRI-derived ‘hidden’ microporosity

2023-04-02

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Microdamage accumulated through sustained periods of cyclic loading or single over-loading events contributes to bone fragility through a reduction in stiffness and strength. Monitoring microdamage in vivo remains unattainable by clinical imaging modalities. As such, there are no established computational methods for clinical fracture risk assessment that account for microdamage that exists in vivo at any specif...

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4e70b4c3-98dd-5fb8-be37-ae543259f0e8
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10.1101/2023.03.30.534902
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