MedicineOrthopaedic SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryBone MetabolismDiagnostic RadiologySpine SurgeryBone HealthBone Quality AssessmentBone Quantity AssessmentSpinal AnatomySpine ImagingVertebral AnatomyBone Density EstimationBone Mineral DensityBone Mineral Density AssessmentComputed Tomography-based MeasurementCortical Bone DensityHounsfield Unit MeasurementHounsfield UnitsLumbar Vertebrae
, respectively. The BMD determined using DEXA and QCT was significantly and positively associated with the HU values of CBT and TT. The ratio of the HU values of CBT and TT was significantly and negatively associated with the lateral BMD determined using DEXA and the cancellous BMD determined using QCT. However, it was significantly and positively associated with segments but not with the anteroposterior BMD determined using DEXA and the cortical BMD determined using QCT. Collectively, the HU values of CBT and TT significantly decreased with decreasing BMD. However, the CBT HU values significantly decreased less than the TT HU values, especially in low-BMD vertebrae and cauda lumbar segments.
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