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    Harold M. Frost T J Musculoskel Neuron Interact 2001; 2(2):117-119 William F. Neuman Awardee 2001
    (2001-12) Recker, Robert R; Jee, Webster S; Burr, David B.; Forwood, Mark R; Talmage, Roy V
    Tribute to Harold M. Frost, honorary president of ISMNI, who received the William F. Neuman Award from the American Society of Bone and Mineral Research October 2001.
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    Issues in modern bone histomorphometry
    (2011-11) Recker, Robert R; Kimmel, DB; Dempster, D; Weinstein, RS; Wronski, TJ; Burr, David B.
    This review reports on proceedings of a bone histomorphometry session conducted at the Fortieth International IBMS Sun Valley Skeletal Tissue Biology Workshop held on August 1, 2010. The session was prompted by recent technical problems encountered in conducting histomorphometry on bone biopsies from humans and animals treated with anti-remodeling agents such as bisphosphonates and RANKL antibodies. These agents reduce remodeling substantially, and thus cause problems in calculating bone remodeling dynamics using in vivo fluorochrome labeling. The tissue specimens often contain few or no fluorochrome labels, and thus create statistical and other problems in analyzing variables such as mineral apposition rates, mineralizing surface and bone formation rates. The conference attendees discussed these problems and their resolutions, and the proceedings reported here summarize their discussions and recommendations.
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