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• catalog abstract "The study of bone microarchitecture is flourishing because of a recent shift in perspective that has taken researchers beyond utilizing bone mineral density as the primary source of information about certain matters related to bone. In the area of osteoporosis and skeletal changes, bone mineral density (BMD) is widely used for screening, monitoring and assessing therapeutic efficacy, and yet, it is currently accepted that BMD does not fully explain the pathogenesis of osteoporosis, the process of aging, nor mechanisms of therapeutic efficacy. In this context, the study of trabecular microarchitecture has much to contribute. The emerging field of trabecular microarchitecture, however, is diverse, inter-disciplinary and encompasses many different imaging modalities. This volume represents a compilation of papers from world-renowned researchers, reflecting the most current research in the area of noninvasive assessment of trabecular microcarchitecture. This varied research applies sophisticated imaging tools to questions of bone biomechanics at both the basic science and clinical levels. The authors' works range from review articles and research articles to works in progress. Taken together, they offer a foray into the "state of the art" of investigating bone at its most basic levels.".
• catalog contributor b12403016.
• catalog contributor b12403017.
• catalog created "c2001.".
• catalog date "2001".
• catalog date "c2001.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2001.".
• catalog description "Evaluation of trabecular bone orientation in wrists of young volunteers using MR relaxometry and high resolution MRI / Torkel B. Brismar -- Micro-computed tomography to evaluate bone remodeling and mineralization / Michel Dalstra -- Micro-fe analyses of bone: state of the art / Bert van Rietbergen -- Changes in trabecular bone structure assessed by high-resolution MRI in patients after transplantation / Thomas M. Link -- Direct measures of trabecular bone architecture from MR images / Andres Laib -- Evaluation of mechanical properties of trabecular and cortical bone / Masako Ito -- Three-dimensional digital topological analysis of trabecular bone / Byron R. Gomberg -- Hierarchical structure of bone and micro-computed tomography / Barbara R. McCreadie -- Central control of bone mass: brainstorming of the skeleton / Michael Amling -- Assessment of bone quality, quantity, and turnover with multiple methodologies at multiple skeletal sites / Charles Chestnut -- Fracture healing and micro-architecture / Peter Augat -- Simulation of osteoporosis bone changes: effects on the degree of anistropy / Laurent Pothuand -- Changes in bone remodeling rate influence the degree of mineralization of bone which is a therapeutic implications / George Boivin -- Synchrotron radiation uCT: a reference tool for the characterization of bone samples / Francoise Peyrin -- Prediction of distal radius failure with uFE models based on 3D-PQCT scans / Walter Pistoia -- Visualization and analysis of trabecular bone architecture in the limited spatial resolution regime of in vivo micro-MRI / Felix W. Wehrli -- The effects of PTH (1-34) on bone structure and strength in ovariectomized monkeys / Charles H. Turner -- Experimental measurement of three-dimensional continuum-level strain field in trabecular bone / Brian K. Bay -- Engineering microstructures to evaluate and replace trabecular bone / Scott J. Hollister -- In vivo micro tomography / Adrian Kohlbrenner.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "The study of bone microarchitecture is flourishing because of a recent shift in perspective that has taken researchers beyond utilizing bone mineral density as the primary source of information about certain matters related to bone. In the area of osteoporosis and skeletal changes, bone mineral density (BMD) is widely used for screening, monitoring and assessing therapeutic efficacy, and yet, it is currently accepted that BMD does not fully explain the pathogenesis of osteoporosis, the process of aging, nor mechanisms of therapeutic efficacy. In this context, the study of trabecular microarchitecture has much to contribute. The emerging field of trabecular microarchitecture, however, is diverse, inter-disciplinary and encompasses many different imaging modalities. This volume represents a compilation of papers from world-renowned researchers, reflecting the most current research in the area of noninvasive assessment of trabecular microcarchitecture. This varied research applies sophisticated imaging tools to questions of bone biomechanics at both the basic science and clinical levels. The authors' works range from review articles and research articles to works in progress. Taken together, they offer a foray into the "state of the art" of investigating bone at its most basic levels.".
• catalog extent "xi, 227 p. :".
• catalog identifier "0306466171".
• catalog isPartOf "Advances in experimental medicine and biology ; v. 496".
• catalog issued "2001".
• catalog issued "c2001.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Kluwer/Plenum,".
• catalog subject "616.7/1075 21".
• catalog subject "Bone Density Congresses.".
• catalog subject "Bone densitometry Congresses.".
• catalog subject "Densitometry Congresses.".
• catalog subject "Densitometry".
• catalog subject "Diagnosis, Noninvasive Congresses.".
• catalog subject "Diagnostic Techniques and Procedures Congresses.".
• catalog subject "Diagnostic Techniques and Procedures".
• catalog subject "Osteoporosis Diagnosis Congresses.".
• catalog subject "Osteoporosis diagnosis Congresses.".
• catalog subject "Osteoporosis diagnosis".
• catalog subject "RC931.O73 N66 2001".
• catalog subject "W1 AD559 v.496 2001".
• catalog subject "WE 250 S9875n 2001".
• catalog tableOfContents "Evaluation of trabecular bone orientation in wrists of young volunteers using MR relaxometry and high resolution MRI / Torkel B. Brismar -- Micro-computed tomography to evaluate bone remodeling and mineralization / Michel Dalstra -- Micro-fe analyses of bone: state of the art / Bert van Rietbergen -- Changes in trabecular bone structure assessed by high-resolution MRI in patients after transplantation / Thomas M. Link -- Direct measures of trabecular bone architecture from MR images / Andres Laib -- Evaluation of mechanical properties of trabecular and cortical bone / Masako Ito -- Three-dimensional digital topological analysis of trabecular bone / Byron R. Gomberg -- Hierarchical structure of bone and micro-computed tomography / Barbara R. McCreadie -- Central control of bone mass: brainstorming of the skeleton / Michael Amling -- Assessment of bone quality, quantity, and turnover with multiple methodologies at multiple skeletal sites / Charles Chestnut -- Fracture healing and micro-architecture / Peter Augat -- Simulation of osteoporosis bone changes: effects on the degree of anistropy / Laurent Pothuand -- Changes in bone remodeling rate influence the degree of mineralization of bone which is a therapeutic implications / George Boivin -- Synchrotron radiation uCT: a reference tool for the characterization of bone samples / Francoise Peyrin -- Prediction of distal radius failure with uFE models based on 3D-PQCT scans / Walter Pistoia -- Visualization and analysis of trabecular bone architecture in the limited spatial resolution regime of in vivo micro-MRI / Felix W. Wehrli -- The effects of PTH (1-34) on bone structure and strength in ovariectomized monkeys / Charles H. Turner -- Experimental measurement of three-dimensional continuum-level strain field in trabecular bone / Brian K. Bay -- Engineering microstructures to evaluate and replace trabecular bone / Scott J. Hollister -- In vivo micro tomography / Adrian Kohlbrenner.".
• catalog title "Noninvasive assessment of trabecular bone architecture and the competence of bone / edited by Sharmila Majumdar and Brian K. Bay.".
• catalog type "Conference proceedings. fast".
• catalog type "Congresses".
• catalog type "text".