Objective To prospectively evaluate the performance of virtual non-calcium (VNC) dual-
energy CT (DECT) images for the demonstration of trauma-related abnormal marrow …

Objectives Signal intensity of lumbar-spine at magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) correlates
to bone mineral density (BMD). Our aim was to define a quantitative MRI-based score to …

Abstract Purpose of Review To review current evidence regarding the vertebral fracture
prevalence, the accuracy of vertebral fracture identification on current imaging technologies …

Objectives Further survival benefits may be gained from low-dose chest computed
tomography (CT) by assessing vertebral fractures and bone density. We sought to assess …

Vertebral fractures are powerful predictors of future fracture, so, their identification is
important to ensure that patients are commenced on appropriate bone protective or bone …

When bone becomes frail due to metabolic disorders, one or more vertebral fractures (VFs)
may occur. A vertebral body fracture after minor trauma is a hallmark of osteoporosis. VFs …

OBJECTIVES: To investigate the accuracy of biplane radiography in the detection of
fractures of the thoracic spine in patients with minor trauma using multidetector computed …

Subclinical or undiagnosed vertebral fractures on routine chest computed tomography (CT)
may be useful for detecting patients at increased risk of future hip fractures who might benefit …

Background Osteoporosis is a worldwide health problem and a common cause of bone
fractures; the most common type of osteoporosis is post-menopausal type. MRI has a role in …

Objectives To evaluate the reliability of semiquantitative Vertebral Fracture Assessment
(VFA) on chest Computed Tomography (CT). Methods Four observers performed VFA twice …