The bone cells that break down bone are called osteoclasts (bone+breaker). There are others called osteoblasts (bone+builder) which build bone.
Usually there are about equal numbers of them in your body. They are always breaking and rebuilding in a process called bone remodeling. This is a life long process and your body will replace bones at a 10% rate per year.
As you grow older, the osteoclasts out number the osteoblasts and the process of osteopenia (less dense bone) and osteoporosis ( weak bone) occurs.
Fracture, written by doctors as "FX"
Demineralization of the bones is when the bones have a lowered amount of minerals in the bone. Phosphate and Calcium is lowered in the bone and causes the person to have reduced bone strength.
weak bone are ageing problem....just some harmonal changes causes demineralisation of bones lead to fraible and weak bone specially in females...just deficiency of estrogen after meonpause causes osteoporosis...hence weaker bones
A spontaneous fracture can be caused by weakened bones due to conditions such as osteoporosis, overuse or repetitive stress on the bone, or underlying medical conditions like bone tumors. In some cases, a spontaneous fracture may occur due to a sudden traumatic event or impact on the bone.
The displacement of these two foot bones causes a projection of bone on the inside portion of the forefoot.
Bone to bone= ligament bone to muscle = tendon
there is no bone that has 25 bones
Bone to Bone - Ligament Muscle to Bone - Tendon
ligaments attach bone to bone and tendons attach bone to muscle
The density and strength of bone tissue is determined by the amount of mineral content, mainly calcium and phosphorus, present in the bone matrix. Bones that have higher mineral content are harder and stronger, while bones with lower mineral content are softer and more flexible. Other factors such as collagen fibers and bone architecture also contribute to the overall hardness or softness of a bone.
Bones is the plural of bone. Bones' is the plural possessive of bones
There are 8 cranial bones in the human skull. They include the frontal bone, parietal bones, temporal bones, occipital bone, sphenoid bone, and ethmoid bone.