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Grondin et al., 2012 - Google Patents

Relative contributions of porosity and mineralized matrix properties to the bulk axial ultrasonic wave velocity in human cortical bone

Grondin et al., 2012

Document ID
10059949773622448917
Author
Grondin J
Grimal Q
Yamamoto K
Matsukawa M
Saïed A
Laugier P
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Ultrasonics

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Velocity of ultrasound waves has proved to be a useful indicator of bone biomechanical competence. A detailed understanding of the dependence of ultrasound parameters such as velocity on bone characteristics is a key to the development of bone quantitative ultrasound …
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