Applicability of sheep and pig models for cancellous bone in human vertebral bodies
作者： Farnaz Jabbary Aslani , David WL Hukins , Duncan ET Shepherd
关键词: Bone mineral 、 Human bone 、 Spinal surgery 、 Materials science 、 Cancellous bone 、 GCM transcription factors 、 Anatomy
摘要: The mineral content of cancellous bone from sheep and pig vertebral bodies was determined by ashing at 800 degrees C. results were compared with published for human bone. (0.37 +/- 0.06 gcm(-3), mean standard deviation) not significantly different (p = 0.127) to those pigs (0.33 0.03 gcm(-3)). both species higher < 0.001) than bones (0.15 0.02 This means that is a good model corresponding However, are useful, example, providing stringent tests cutting instruments be used in spinal surgery.
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