1. Biochemical Measurements of Bone Turnover in Children and Adolescents

   • P. Szulc
   • E. Seeman
   • P. D. Delmas

   Review Article Pages: 281 - 294

2. Differences in the Capacity of Several Biochemical Bone Markers to Assess High Bone Turnover in Early Menopause and Response to Alendronate Therapy

   • E. Fink
   • C. Cormier
   • J.-C. Souberbielle

   Original Article Pages: 295 - 303

3. Cross-sectional Area of Lumbar Vertebrae in Peri- and Postmenopausal Patients With and Without Osteoporosis

   • T. M. Link
   • M. Dören
   • E. Rummeny

   Original Article Pages: 304 - 309

4. Occupational Activity and Bone Mineral Density in Postmenopausal Women in England

   • C. A. C. Coupland
   • M. J. Grainge
   • C. E. D. Chilvers

   Original Article Pages: 310 - 315

5. Temperature Dependency of Quantitative Ultrasound

   • N. A. Pocock
   • A. Babichev
   • J. Chu

   Original Article Pages: 316 - 320

6. Can the WHO Criteria for Diagnosing Osteoporosis be Applied to Calcaneal Quantitative Ultrasound?

   • M. L. Frost
   • G. M. Blake
   • I. Fogelman

   Original Article Pages: 321 - 330

7. Prevention of Bone Loss with Risedronate in Glucocorticoid-Treated Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients

   • R. Eastell
   • J.-P. Devogelaer
   • R. G. G. Russell

   Original Article Pages: 331 - 337

8. Susceptibility to Osteoporotic Fracture is Determined by Allelic Variation at the Sp1 Site, Rather than Other Polymorphic Sites at the COL1A1 Locus

   • F. E. A. McGuigan
   • D. M. Reid
   • S. H. Ralston

   Original Article Pages: 338 - 343

9. Bone Loss in Long-Term Survivors after Transplantation of Hematopoietic Stem Cells: A Prospective Study

   • C. Schulte
   • D. W. Beelen
   • K. Mann

   Original Article Pages: 344 - 353

10. Assessment of a New Quantitative Ultrasound Calcaneus Measurement: Precision and Discrimination of Hip Fractures in Elderly Women Compared with Dual X-ray Absorptiometry

    • Y. Q. He
    • B. Fan
    • H. K. Genant

    Original Article Pages: 354 - 360

11. In Situ Femoral Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry Related to Ash Weight, Bone Size and Density, and its Relationship with Mechanical Failure Loads of the Proximal Femur

    • E.-M. Lochmüller
    • P. Miller
    • F. Eckstein

    Original Article Pages: 361 - 367

12. Is a Calculated Total Hip BMD of Clinical Use?

    • P. L. Selby
    • E. V. McCloskey
    • J. A. Kanis

    Original Article Pages: 368 - 371