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Cortical indices, DXA, and FRAX as indicators of bone fragility: a comparative human cadaveric study.
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Osteoporosis (OP) is a progressive skeletal disorder characterized by reduced BMD and increased risk of fragility fractures. Clinical assessment relies primarily on DXA and the fracture risk assessment tool (FRAX), but limited access and low screening rates motivate investigation of complementary approaches. This human cadaveric study evaluated cortical indices of the second metacarpal, radius, and femur in relation to DXA-based OP status and biomechanically derived fracture susceptibility at the wrist and hip. Cortical measurements were obtained from 39 donor-matched forearms and femurs categorized as normal (
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