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Title: What is the recommended size of a Volume of Interest for cancellous bone? A skeleton-based study.
Authors: Dubois, G.1 guillaume.dubois@ensam.eu, Prot, M.1, Laporte, S.1, Cloete, T.J.2
Source: Computer Methods in Biomechanics & Biomedical Engineering. 2015 Supplement, Vol. 18, p1932-1933. 2p.
Subjects: Cancellous bone, Bone cells, Computed tomography, Finite element method, Bone density
Abstract: The article presents a study that evaluates the cancellous bone architectural parameters from skeletonized model through the use of a Volume of Interest (VOI) size. It offers details of the method of the study in which non-defatted cylindrical cancellous bone specimens from six bovine femurs. It outlines the result which indicates that VOI has significant effect on the evaluation of bone architecture parameters.
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  Data: The article presents a study that evaluates the cancellous bone architectural parameters from skeletonized model through the use of a Volume of Interest (VOI) size. It offers details of the method of the study in which non-defatted cylindrical cancellous bone specimens from six bovine femurs. It outlines the result which indicates that VOI has significant effect on the evaluation of bone architecture parameters.
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