Biphasic remodeling and trabecular-cortical uncoupling in the jawbone during antiresorptive therapy and medication-related osteonecrosis: A quantitative imaging analysis.
Researchers used quantitative imaging analysis of bone density and thickness in jawbone scans to distinguish between normal bone changes from antiresorptive drugs and early signs of medication-related osteonecrosis, finding characteristic patterns specific to each condition.
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