μCT-based trabecular anisotropy can be reproducibly computed from HR-pQCT scans using the triangulated bone surface
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- Swiss Commission for Technology and Innovation (14311.1 PFLS-LS)
- Gebert Rüf Foundation (GRS-079/14)
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