Increasing Bone quality through Low -Magnitude Mechanical Signals
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Jonathan GillisSummer 2009 - Dr. Stefan Judex
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Need: Osteoporosis
Data taken from < http://www.nof.org/osteoporosis/diseasefacts.htm#prevention >
BLUE - % of Population with Low Bone MassGREEN - % of Population with Osteoporosis
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Long Bone
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Ossification: Cellular Level
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LC - lining cellsPOC - osteoclast precursorsOC - osteoclastsHL - Howship lacunae (the name of a resorption pitOB - osteoblastCL - closed lacunaeBSU - bone structural unit (the newly created piece of bone)The scenario illustrated is most relevant to trabecular bone surface remodeling
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Bone Remodeling
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Judex et al, 2003; Combining High-resolution Micro-computed Tomography with Material Composition to Define the Quality of Bone Tissue
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dual energy X-ray absorptiometry figure specifically taken from Kowalchek et al, 1998
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Judex et al, 2007; “Low-magnitude Mechanical Signals that Stimulate Bone Formation in the Ovariectomized Rat are Dependent on the Applied Frequency but not on the Strain Magnitude”
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Ward et al, 2004; Low Magnitude Mechanical Loading is Osteogenic in Children with Disabling Conditions
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Ward et al, 2004; Low Magnitude Mechanical Loading is Osteogenic in Children with Disabling Conditions - Continued
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Rubin et al, 2007; “Adipogenesis is inhibited by brief, daily exposure to high-frequency, extremely low-magnitude mechanical signals”
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Adipose TissueLiver Tissue
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