Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery · 1965 · 24 citations · 0 references
MedicineRadiologyBone MetabolismRadiation DosimetryRadiographic AnatomyBone HistomorphometryBone PhysiologyBone TissueBone TurnoverCalcium MetabolismOsteogenesisBone Formation IndicesBone Formation MarkersBone Mineral DensityCalcium TurnoverQuantitative AutoradiographyQuantitative Bone ImagingQuantitative Uptake MeasurementSecondary Mineralization
A new method is described for quantitative autoradiography of bone. This method is used to measure the relative importance of bone formation, long-term exchange, and secondary mineralization in the retention of tracer doses of Ca45 in dogs of different ages. The latter two factors make a significant contribution to the total retention of tracer.