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Any supportive connective structure that helps from a framework in an organ, especially the calcaneus bone.
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Another name for spongy bone is this?
Cancellous/trabecular bone
What is another name for the trabecular bone?
The trabecular bone is also called a spongy bone. It contains bone marrow and compared to regular bone, it is a lot weaker and a lot softer. Osteoporosis affects the trabecular bones more than regular bones.
What region of a bone does hematopoiesis occurs?
Red bone marrow in the spongy/trabecular/cancellous bone in the ends of long bones.
What drains the aqueous humor from eye?
Ciliary body ---posterior chamber-pupil---anterior chamber---anterior chamber angle---trabecular meshwork---canal of Schlemm-collector channels
Describe bone structure?
The human bone structure is called a skeleton.
What is the advantage of spongy bone tissue in the ends of long bones?
it is the epiphysismarrow?
What does trabecular thickening mean?
Thickening of the trabecular means that the iliac crest has thickened over time. Studies have shown this is common in older women due to age, or trauma.
What is the lightweight inner layer of a bone called?
Trabecular bone.
What does medical abbreviation TBA mean?
trabecular bone area
Another name for spongy bone is this?
Cancellous/trabecular bone
What is another name for the trabecular bone?
The trabecular bone is also called a spongy bone. It contains bone marrow and compared to regular bone, it is a lot weaker and a lot softer. Osteoporosis affects the trabecular bones more than regular bones.
What is the medical term meaning brain bruise?
Trabecular Micofracture
What is a spongy bone called?
A spongy bone is also called a cancellous bone or trabecular bone..
Does the trabecular meshwork become blocked in closed-angle glaucoma?
Nope, Only in Open-Angel Glaucoma
What type of tissue form hard mineral trabeculac?
Spongy bone (trabecular bone, cancellous bone)
Does Cortical bone has a faster turnover rate than trabecular bone?
No. Tubercular bone has a higher turnover rate than cortical bone. Therefore the bones most likely to be affected in osteoporosis are those with high trabecular bone content eg femoral, vertebrae, wrist.
What is the definition of intratrabecular?
"Intratrabecular" refers to something located within the trabeculae, which are the thin, branching structures found in cancellous or spongy bone tissue. This term is commonly used in the context of bone microarchitecture or histology to describe structures or processes happening within the trabecular network.
