Regional variations in the intra- and intervertebral trabecular microarchitecture of the osteoporotic axial skeleton
Schröder G, Baginski AM, Schulze M, Hiepe L, Bugaichuk S, Martin H, Andresen JR, Moritz M, Andresen R, Schober H-C (2023)
Anatomical Science International : s12565-023-00726-6.
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Schröder, Guido;
Baginski, Anna Maria;
Schulze, MarkoUniBi ;
Hiepe, Laura;
Bugaichuk, Semjon;
Martin, Heiner;
Andresen, Julian Ramin;
Moritz, Mario;
Andresen, Reimer;
Schober, Hans-Christof
Abstract / Bemerkung
Trabecular structures in vertebral bodies are unequally distributed in the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine, and also within individual vertebrae. Knowledge of the microstructure of these entities could influence our comprehension and treatment of osteoporotic fractures, and even surgical procedures. Appropriate investigations may clarify the pathomechanisms of various osteoporotic fractures (fish, wedge-shaped, and flat vertebrae). We obtained three cancellous bone cylinders from the centers and margins of cervical vertebra 3 to lumbar vertebra 5, and investigated these in regard of bone volume fraction, trabecular thickness, separation, trabecular number, trabecular bone pattern factor, connectivity density, and degree of anisotropy. Using a Jamshidi-needle (R), we obtained samples from three quadrants (QI: right-sided edge, QII: central, QIII: left-sided edge) of 242 prepared vertebrae, and investigated these on a micro-CT device. In all, 726 bone samples were taken from eleven body donors. Bone volume fraction, trabecular thickness, and the degree of anisotropy were significantly lower in QII than in QI and QIII. Trabecular pattern factor, however, was significantly higher in QII than in QI and QIII. The results helped to explain fish vertebrae. Wedge fractures and flat vertebrae are most likely caused by the complex destruction of trabecular and cortical structures. The higher bone volume fraction in the cervical spine compared to the thoracic and lumbar spine accounts for the small number of fractures in the cervical spine. The marked trabecular pattern factor in the center of thoracic and lumbar vertebrae could be a reason for the surgeon to use different screw designs for individual vertebrae.
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Micro-CT;
Computed tomography;
Osteoporosis;
Insufficiency fracture;
Cancellous bone structure
Erscheinungsjahr
2023
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Anatomical Science International
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s12565-023-00726-6
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1447-6959
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1447-073X
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2979267
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Schröder G, Baginski AM, Schulze M, et al. Regional variations in the intra- and intervertebral trabecular microarchitecture of the osteoporotic axial skeleton. Anatomical Science International . 2023: s12565-023-00726-6.
Schröder, G., Baginski, A. M., Schulze, M., Hiepe, L., Bugaichuk, S., Martin, H., Andresen, J. R., et al. (2023). Regional variations in the intra- and intervertebral trabecular microarchitecture of the osteoporotic axial skeleton. Anatomical Science International , s12565-023-00726-6. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12565-023-00726-6
Schröder, Guido, Baginski, Anna Maria, Schulze, Marko, Hiepe, Laura, Bugaichuk, Semjon, Martin, Heiner, Andresen, Julian Ramin, Moritz, Mario, Andresen, Reimer, and Schober, Hans-Christof. 2023. “Regional variations in the intra- and intervertebral trabecular microarchitecture of the osteoporotic axial skeleton”. Anatomical Science International : s12565-023-00726-6.
Schröder, G., Baginski, A. M., Schulze, M., Hiepe, L., Bugaichuk, S., Martin, H., Andresen, J. R., Moritz, M., Andresen, R., and Schober, H. - C. (2023). Regional variations in the intra- and intervertebral trabecular microarchitecture of the osteoporotic axial skeleton. Anatomical Science International :s12565-023-00726-6.
Schröder, G., et al., 2023. Regional variations in the intra- and intervertebral trabecular microarchitecture of the osteoporotic axial skeleton. Anatomical Science International , : s12565-023-00726-6.
G. Schröder, et al., “Regional variations in the intra- and intervertebral trabecular microarchitecture of the osteoporotic axial skeleton”, Anatomical Science International , 2023, : s12565-023-00726-6.
Schröder, G., Baginski, A.M., Schulze, M., Hiepe, L., Bugaichuk, S., Martin, H., Andresen, J.R., Moritz, M., Andresen, R., Schober, H.-C.: Regional variations in the intra- and intervertebral trabecular microarchitecture of the osteoporotic axial skeleton. Anatomical Science International . : s12565-023-00726-6 (2023).
Schröder, Guido, Baginski, Anna Maria, Schulze, Marko, Hiepe, Laura, Bugaichuk, Semjon, Martin, Heiner, Andresen, Julian Ramin, Moritz, Mario, Andresen, Reimer, and Schober, Hans-Christof. “Regional variations in the intra- and intervertebral trabecular microarchitecture of the osteoporotic axial skeleton”. Anatomical Science International (2023): s12565-023-00726-6.
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