Primary compression trabecular area to overlapping area ratio
1 paper2 findings
- Humans1
Upstream
1Age
no changein humans1
1 study
Age
no changein humans1
Age has no effect on primary compression trabecular area to overlapping area ratio in humans.
“The ratio of the primary compression trabecular area to the overlapping area remained relatively stable (F = 1.84, p=0.12)”
Humansproximal femur
Frontiers in endocrinology29 Sep 2026
Associations
1Diabetes mellitus
downin humans1
1 study
Diabetes mellitus
downin humans1
Diabetes mellitus is associated with primary compression trabecular area to overlapping area ratio in humans (d=-0.40 relative to normal controls).
“a marked decrease in the ratio of the primary compression trabecular area to the overlapping area relative to normal controls (d=-0.40, p<0.05).”
HumansPatients with diabetes and femoral fractures, relative to normal controlsproximal femur
Frontiers in endocrinology29 Sep 2026
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