2021•BoneOpen access

Physical activity induced adaptation can increase proximal femur strength under loading from a fall onto the greater trochanter

Robyn K. Fuchs, Julio Carballido‐Gamio, Joyce H. Keyak, Mariana E. Kersh, Stuart J. Warden

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Key concepts: Femur, Greater trochanter, Trochanter, Femoral neck, Lesser Trochanter, Femoral head, Medicine, Weight-bearing

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