Bone Shrinkage is a measurable reduction in the physical dimensions of skeletal elements resulting from thermal alteration, distinguished from other postmortem changes by its systematic dependence on temperature and duration of exposure during combustion.
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Thermal Bone Contraction
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Shrinkage stresses in bone cement
J. F. Orr, Nicholas Dunne, James Quinn · Biomaterials · 2003 · 90 citations
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