2002•Journal of Clinical DensitometryRequires access

What Are the Standards by Which Bone Mass Measurement at Peripheral Skeletal Sites Should Be Used in the Diagnosis of Osteoporosis?

Paul D. Miller, Christopher F. Njeh, L. Jankowski, Leon Lenchik

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Key concepts: Medicine, Osteoporosis, Peripheral, Densitometry, Bone mineral, Quantitative computed tomography, Gold standard (test), Internal medicine

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