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X-ray Imaging for Preclinical Research on Fracture Healing
Now On-Demand: Dr. Amy Creecy provides a comprehensive overview of how X-ray imaging can be applied to fracture healing research, from study design through image analysis and outcome measurement.
Topics include:
• Preclinical applications of X-ray imaging in fracture healing research
• Qualitative and quantitative measurements derived from X-ray images
• Differences in fracture healing between young and aged animals, and the implications for research outcomes
Speaker: Amy Creecy, Ph.D. Dr.
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