... 15 11 2021 17 12 2021 low-magnitude mechanical stimulation bone remodeling osteoporosis 3-point bending finite element model Osteoporosis is a common degenerative bone disease and is characterized by a net loss of bone volume over time, e.g., when bone is resorbed more...

... 8 )] are consistently 1.5 to 3 times greater than those for the intact wrist method [( 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 )]. Fracture prevention is the primary clinical goal for osteoporosis treatment. Intimately linked to this goal is the ability to noninvasively assess the mechanical competence...

... joint have a large effect on the vibrational behavior of the intact leg. 25 05 2007 10 03 2008 16 05 2008 biomechanics bone deformation finite element analysis vibrations vibration osteoporosis transmissibility WBV ( a ) Picture of a mouse in the CTV loading...

.... patient treatment bone diseases orthopaedics biomechanics fracture mechanics failure (mechanical) physiological models finite element analysis osteoporosis vertebroplasty trabecular microstructure finite element analysis lumbar spine Three age scenarios were used, 60, 80...

... with the relative magnitude of the strength bounds. Thus, explicit disc modeling may not be necessary. The ability to noninvasively measure vertebral strength is a critical step for improved diagnosis and assessment of osteoporosis and other bone disorders. Recently, it has been shown that quantitative computed...

...N. Passi; A. Gefen Background : Osteoporosis in long bones involves loss of cortical thickness and of the trabecular microarchitecture. Deterioration and weakening of trabecular bone tissue during osteoporosis imposes greater physiological loads on the cortical shell. However, it is unclear whether...