Search results for: OSTEOPOROSIS

• Genetic Predisposition for Osteoporosis and Fractures in Postmenopausal Women

  Publication

  • T. Mitek
  • Ł. Nagraba
  • J. Deszczyński
  • M. Stolarczyk
  • E. Kuchar
  • A. Stolarczyk

  - Year 2019

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• TG and DSC studies of bone tissue: Effects of osteoporosis

  Publication

  • B. Charmas

  - Thermochimica Acta - Year 2013

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• Drill holes decrease cancellous bone strength: A comparative study of 33 paired osteoporotic human and 9 paired artificial bone samples

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  • M. Ceynowa
  • K. Żerdzicki
  • P. Kłosowski
  • R. Pankowski
  • M. Rocławski
  • T. Mazurek

  - PLOS ONE - Year 2020

  This study was designed to compare compressive strength of cancellous bone retrieved from the femoral head in a specimen with and without guide wire hole, with comparison to synthetic bone samples. Femoral heads retrieved from 33 patients who sustained femoral neck fractures and underwent hip arthroplasty were cut into cuboids leaving two matching samples from the same femoral head. Similar samples were prepared from synthetic femurs....

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• Degradable poly(ester-ether) urethanes of improved surface calcium deposition developed as novel biomaterials

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  • J. Kucińska-Lipka
  • A. Lewandowska
  • P. Szarlej
  • M. S. Łapiński
  • I. Carayon

  - JOURNAL OF BIOACTIVE AND COMPATIBLE POLYMERS - Year 2019

  Bones, which are considered as hard tissues, work as scaffold for human body. They provide physical support for muscles and protect intestinal organs. Percentage of hard tissues in human body depends on age, weight, and gender. Human skeleton consists of 206 connected bones. Therefore, it is natural that the hard-tissue damage such as fractures, osteoporosis, and congenital lack of bone may appear. The innovative way of bone healing...

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