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In vitro ultrasound measurement at the human femur

Padilla et al., 2004

Document ID
16279137621892647256
Author
Padilla F
Akrout L
Kolta S
Latremouille C
Roux C
Laugier P
Publication year
Publication venue
Calcified tissue international

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Measurements of broadband ultrasonic attenuation (BUA) represent an established means of skeletal status assessment in osteoporosis. Today, the skeletal site that is the most widely used clinically is the calcaneus (heel bone). However, we hypothesized that fracture risk …
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