Atlas of Osteoporosis

By:

Stanley G. Korenman

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Philadelphia Springer Science & Business Media 2013Edition: 2nd edition, illustratedDescription: 220 pagesISBN:

1475745613
9781475745610

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

21 616.7'16 KOR

LOC classification:

RC931.073.A8562003
WE 17 A8806331 2003

Contents:

Contents: Table of Contents Role of Remodeling in Lifelong Acquisition and Loss of Bone Calcium Economics and Bone Health References Methods in Genetic Investigation

Summary: The second edition of the Atlas of Osteoporosis is designed to be useful to a broad readership united in their interest in the disorder. The expert authors have encapsulated not only the well-established basics of osteoporosis but also new developments in the field in a format that makes extensive use of graphical displays of important data. Issues that are well known to be important to skeletal biology and osteoporosis (eg, nutrition, exercise, and growth) have been updated.

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Contents:

Table of Contents

Role of Remodeling in Lifelong Acquisition and Loss of Bone

Calcium Economics and Bone Health

References

Methods in Genetic Investigation

The second edition of the Atlas of Osteoporosis is designed to be useful to a broad readership united in their interest in the disorder. The expert authors have encapsulated not only the well-established basics of osteoporosis but also new developments in the field in a format that makes extensive use of graphical displays of important data. Issues that are well known to be important to skeletal biology and osteoporosis (eg, nutrition, exercise, and growth) have been updated.

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