Sentence examples for bone loss as a from inspiring English sources

The original length error (25.9 mm) existed due to bone angulation, which was corrected during surgery, and due to bone loss as a result of the fracture and the healing process.

Necrosis-induced bone loss as a consequence of decreased periosteal perfusion has been described as potential factor for implant loosening [ 16].

The aim of this 2-year longitudinal observational study was to explore hand bone loss as a disease outcome measure in established rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

Overall, these data suggested that the adaptive immune response and, in particular, CD4+ T cells and the proinflammatory cytokines that they secrete are important effectors of bone loss as a result of bacterial infection.

However, because the FRAX tool does not permit including cancer therapy-associated bone loss as a variable in the fracture risk assessment, it will probably underestimate the absolute fracture risk for women with BC.

The aim of the present study was to explore hand bone loss as a disease outcome measure in established RA assessed by DXR and by DXA and to compare the two methods.

Methods of using DXR-BMD have not been developed for the metatarsal bones, thus precluding direct comparisons of hand and foot bone loss as well as a possible relationship between more generalized bone loss and multiple joint damage as measured by the total Larsen score.

Since male TH mice exhibited a considerable bone loss as well as hyperleptinemia, we investigated whether or not the testosterone level changes in TH mice and if this hormone can restore the bone density.

Many epidemiological studies of Asian women support an inverse relationship between isoflavone intake and bone loss as well as fracture rate.

Taken together, this model suggests that proteasome inhibition has a dramatic effect to reduce tumor burden, and to prevent bone loss as well as increase bone formation to steady-state levels in multiple myeloma.

These results suggest that TH mice displaying bone loss as well as increased levels of IL-17 and RANKL in T cells due to hyperleptinemia may be an effective animal model for osteoporosis secondary to diabetes in males.