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The failure of orthopedic and dental implants has been attributed mainly to loosening of the implant from host bone, which may be due to weak bonding of the implant material to bone tissue.

The radiological evaluation reveals multiple destructive lesions in the bone, which may be confused with secondary or primary osseous lesions.

A very important feature is changes in the subchondral bone which may be evaluated by BLOKS as bone marrow lesions (BMLs).

Thus, the hypothesis that CF patients have qualitative alterations in bone, which may be independent of BMD, appears warranted and requires further study.

The hypertetraploid progenies showed increased metastatic potential to lung and brain, but not to bone, which may be partially explained by the distinct capillary structures in these organs that confer differential lodging advantages to tumor cells with enlarged size.

Our findings also indicate that inferior mechanical properties are obtained with these implants if the cement is supported by trabecular bone, which may be minimized by an optimal cementing technique.

As revealed by μ-CT, the animal bones studied showed different content and distribution in condensed and spongy bones, which may be composed of BAp crystals with differing thermal reactivity.

This may be reflective of children knowing that physical activity is good for the body but are unaware of the specific health benefits (i.e. good for bones), which may be driving them to answer the question differently at each time point.

These devices are not entirely without any limitation [ 4], such as requiring great surgical skills and experience, a high risk of joint penetration, or inadequate fixation of the comminuted segments, particularly in fractures with osteoporotic bones, which may be associated with inadequate reduction and instability of fixation leading to joint incongruity and early arthritis.

These findings correlate CNA pathogenesis with bone quality, rather than bone density, which may be a more important predictor of fracture than bone density alone (11).

In the spine or in the flat bones, apophyses and epiphyses, a "bone-within-a-bone" pattern, which may be considered to be the equivalent of metaphyseal dense lines in long bones, may be observed (Fig. 20) [29].