Morphological and Dynamic Bone Analysis
Corresponding Organization : Hubei Urban Construction Vocational and Technological College
Variable analysis
- None explicitly mentioned
- Total tissue volume (TTV)
- Sponge bone volume (SBV)
- Trabecular bone volume (TBV)
- TBV/TTV
- Trabecular area to volume ratio (S/V)
- TBV/SBV
- Mean trabecular plate thickness (MTPT)
- Mean trabecular plate density (MTPD)
- Mean trabecular plate space (MTPS)
- Trabecular osteoid surface (TOS)
- Percentage of tetracycline single-labeled surface to trabecular bone surface (Sfract(s))
- Percentage of tetracycline double-labeled surface to trabecular bone surface (Sfract(d))
- Mean distance between tetracycline double-labeled lines (DDL)
- Mineral appositional rate
- Bone formation rate at tissue level (Svf)
- Bone slices were placed under an optical or fluorescence microscope
- Morphological and dynamic parameters were measured within the range of 1-3 mm distal to the epiphyseal plate line
- Measurements were made using an Opton Contron semi-automatic image processing system (Opton, Germany)
- No positive or negative controls were explicitly mentioned in the input text.
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