6 Einträge gefunden

1. Effects of insulin therapy on porosity, non-enzymatic glycation and mechanical competence in the bone of rats with type 2 diabetes mellitus

   1. Campbell, Graeme Michael
   2. Tiwari, S.
   3. Picke, Ann-Kristin
   4. Hofbauer, C.
   5. Rauner, Martina
   6. Morlock, Michael
   7. Hofbauer, Lorenz C.

   2016 - TUHH Open Research
2. A new algorithm for estimating the rod volume fraction and the trabecular thickness from in vivo computed tomography

   1. Thomsen, Felix Sebastian Leo
   2. Peña, Jaime Andrés
   3. Lu, Yongtao
   4. Huber, Gerd
   5. Morlock, Michael
   6. Glüer, Claus Christian
   7. Delrieux, Claudio Augusto

   2016 - TUHH Open Research
3. The role of patient-mode high-resolution peripheral quantitative computed tomography indices in the prediction of failure strength of the elderly women’s thoracic vertebral body

   1. Lu, Yongtao
   2. Krause, Michael
   3. Bishop, Nicholas
   4. Sellenschloh, Kay
   5. Glüer, Claus Christian
   6. Püschel, Klaus
   7. Amling, Michael

   2015 - TUHH Open Research
4. Effects of long-term alendronate treatment on bone mineralisation, resorption parameters and biomechanics of single human vertebral trabeculae

   1. Krause, Matthias
   2. Soltau, M.
   3. Zimmermann, Elizabeth A.
   4. Hahn, Michael
   5. Kornet, Jacob Jan
   6. Hapfelmeier, A.
   7. Breer, Stefan

   2014 - TUHH Open Research
5. The effect of in situ/in vitro three-dimensional quantitative computed tomography image voxel size on the finite element model of human vertebral cancellous bone

   1. Lu, Yongtao
   2. Engelke, Klaus
   3. Glüer, Claus Christian
   4. Morlock, Michael
   5. Huber, Gerd

   2014 - TUHH Open Research - frei zugänglich
6. Improvements in vertebral body strength under teriparatide treatment assessed in vivo by finite element analysis : results from the EUROFORS study

   1. Graeff, Christian
   2. Chevalier, Yan
   3. Charlebois, Mathieu
   4. Varga, Peter
   5. Pahr, Dieter
   6. Nickelsen, Thomas N.
   7. Morlock, Michael

   2009 - TUHH Open Research