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Estimation of femoral neck bone mineral density by ultrasound scanning: Preliminary results and feasibility

Pisani et al., 2016

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3575994460408049000
Author
Pisani P
Conversano F
Chiriacò F
Quarta E
Quarta L
Muratore M
Lay-Ekuakille A
Casciaro S
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Aim of this paper was to assess the diagnostic accuracy of a novel ultrasound (US) approach for femoral neck densitometry. A total of 173 female patients (56–75 years) were recruited and all of them underwent a dual X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) of the proximal femur …
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