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A new ultrasonic method for lumbar spine densitometry

Aim of this work was to carry out a first clinical validation of a new ultrasound (US)-based approach to bone densitometry of lumbar spine. A total of 290 female patients were enrolled for this study (45-75 years of age, body mass index (BMI)

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Main Authors: Conversano, F., Casciaro, E., Franchini, R., Soloperto, G., Greco, A., Casciaro, S., Quarta, E., Quarta, L., Muratore, M.
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Quarta, L.
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description Aim of this work was to carry out a first clinical validation of a new ultrasound (US)-based approach to bone densitometry of lumbar spine. A total of 290 female patients were enrolled for this study (45-75 years of age, body mass index (BMI)
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bone densitometry
Bones
Osteoporosis
osteoporosis diagnosis
radiofrequency signal processing
Spine
Ultrasonic imaging
ultrasound imaging
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