- salts. Bone
tissue is
mineralized tissue of two types,
cortical bone and
cancellous bone.
Other types of
tissue found in
bones include bone marrow, endosteum...
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outer s**** of the long bone is
compact bone, then a
deeper layer of
cancellous bone (spongy bone)
which contains in the
medullary cavity the bone marrow...
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trabeculated structure.
Cancellous bone is
formed from
groupings of
trabeculated bone tissue. In
cross section,
trabeculae of a
cancellous bone can look like...
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single or
multiple layers. If
deformity involves both
cartilage and bone,
cancellous bone from
iliac crest is the best replacement.
Autografts are preferred...
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layers of
compact bone
enclosing between them a
variable quantity of
cancellous bone,
which is the
location of red bone marrow. In an adult, most red...
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vessels of
cancellous bone tissue.
Under ischaemic conditions numerous pathological changes in the bone
marrow and
trabeculae of oral
cancellous bone have...
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endochondral ossification. It
consists of a m**** of
cancellous bone
surrounded by a
compact bone s****. The
cancellous bone
forms via two
ossification centres, one...
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posterior vertebral arch, also
called a
neural arch. The body is
composed of
cancellous bone,
which is the
spongy type of
osseous tissue,
whose microanatomy has...
- Diploë (/ˈdɪploʊi/ or DIP-lo-ee) is the
spongy cancellous bone
separating the
inner and
outer layers of the
cortical bone of the skull. It is a subclass...
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formation is
slower in
adults than in children, and in
cortical bones than in
cancellous bones. Bone
healing Mirhadi, Sara; Ashwood, Neil; Karagkevrekis, Babis...
