J.E. McOsker

The positive effect of parathyroid hormone on femoral neck bone strength in ovariectomized rats is more pronounced than that of estrogen or bisphosphonates.

C.H. Søgaard, Thomas J. Wronski, J.E. McOsker et al. · Endocrinology · 1994 · 116 citations

Gynecology, Surgery, Parathyroid Gland +16

The anabolic effects of parathyroid hormone on cortical bone mass, dimensions and strength—assessed in a sexually mature, ovariectomized rat model

Li. Mosekilde, C. C. Danielsen, C.H. Søgaard et al. · Bone · 1995 · 107 citations

Anabolic Effects, Ovariectomized Rat Model, Physiology +10

PTH has a more pronounced effect on vertebral bone mass and biomechanical competence than antiresorptive agents (estrogen and bisphosphonate)—assessed in sexually mature, ovariectomized rats

Li. Mosekilde, C.H. Søgaard, J.E. McOsker et al. · Bone · 1994 · 94 citations

Bone Disease, Pronounced Effect, Bone Health +10

Effects of prostaglandin E2 and F2α on the skeleton of osteopenic ovariectomized rats

Yujie Ma, Xiao Jian Li, W.S.S. Jee et al. · Bone · 1995 · 41 citations

Prostaglandin E2, Physiology, Uterine Receptivity +8

A comparison of the effects of two anabolic agents (fluoride and PTH) on ash density and bone strength assessed in an osteopenic rat model

C.H. Søgaard, Li. Mosekilde, Jesper Skovhus Thomsen et al. · Bone · 1997 · 37 citations

Mechanobiology, Ash Density, Body Composition +11