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• W2478779164 abstract "The main areas of progress in osteoporosis research during the last decade have been the general recognition that this condition, which is the cause of so much pain in the elderly, has its roots in childhood and the identification of the structural basis accounting for much of the variations in bone strength among humans. Available data indicate that there is very little difference in measures of cancellous bone density in the vertebral body between sexes. In contrast, females have a smaller vertebral cross-sectional area when compared with males, even after accounting for differences in body size; a gender difference that becomes most apparent after puberty. Hence, vertebral fractures are likely more common in women than in men because women have smaller vertebrae. Although at present, the reasons for the reported gender differences in the incidence of hip fractures have yet to be clearly defined, it is tempting to think that complete phenotypic characteristics responsible for variations in femoral strength will be soon delineated. Such knowledge will provide a more rational way to identify those subjects prone to develop fractures and towards whom osteoporosis prevention trials should be geared." @default.
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• W2478779164 title "Pubertal Growth of the Male Skeleton" @default.
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