Current and Emerging Diagnostic Imaging-Based Techniques for Bone Diseases

Description

Bone disease is an illness that weakens and fractures the bones by causing harm to the skeleton. Low bone density, osteoporosis, Paget's disease of bone, malignancy, and infections are all examples of bone disorders. Some are caused by inadequate nutrition, heredity, or issues with bone growth or healing rates. This book provides a thorough explanation of macroscopic, microscopic, and radiographic approaches for diagnosing bone disorders. The book covers all of the diagnostic processes, including radiographic and histological techniques. For a variety of bone illnesses, concise and well-structured therapeutic suggestions are presented, making this a practice-oriented reference work for pathologists, radiologists, rheumatologists, and orthopedists. It offers a variety of topics authored by foreign specialists. The book's contents will not only serve as a knowledge resource, but will also improve diagnosis and therapy alternatives for people suffering from bone illnesses. The book's language is clear. This book will be useful for practitioners, specialists, consultants, and students. This book will be useful to scientists and students in this sector in general.