Bone Porosity
Bone Porosity is a structural property of bone tissue defined as the fraction of void space within the bone matrix, distinguishing it from other mechanical and compositional properties by quantifying the extent of pores, canals, and cavities that influence bone strength, mass, and permeability.
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