$Femoral neck trabecular bone: loss with aging and role in preventing fracture.$

Femoral neck trabecular bone: loss with aging and role in preventing fracture.

Hip fracture risk rises 100- to 1000-fold over six decades of age, but only a minor part of this increase is explained by declining BMD. A potentially independent cause of fragility is cortical thinning predisposing to local crushing, in which bone tissue's material disintegrates at the microsc...

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Main Authors:	Thomas, C, Mayhew, P, Power, J, Poole, K, Loveridge, N, Clement, J, Burgoyne, C, Reeve, J
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2009

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