Fractures

... there is a osteopathology found in almost, if not all, tyrannosaur humeri that have been recovered. The injuries are for the most part stress fractures, with one major injury accounted for in which the tendon attachted to the bone was ripped out of place, leaving a small depression and spur ...

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... element, it can drift out of the minerals where it forms into the air. Thus it's a good signal of uranium, even for buried deposits. Radon loves fractures because they set it free. Solid mineral grains are a pretty good trap for gases, but break the grains and the gas escapes. So just having ...

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... play a role in detecting and repairing the damage. In senile osteoporosis, bone tissue is removed by the body, often to such an extent that fractures occur during normal activities. Osteoporosis may be referred to as a remodelling error (4.1.4). Some theoretical work, notably by Cowin and ...

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... equilibrium between the 2 processes: oesteogenesis and ostelysis. As you grow old, osteolysis is predominant, this making it more likely to have fractures. Have i answered your question?

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