Is Quantitative Ultrasound Dependent on Bone Structure? A Reflection C. F. NjehT. FuerstH. K. Genant Review Article Pages: 1 - 15
Lifetime and Five-Year Age-Specific Risks of First and Subsequent Osteoporotic Fractures in Postmenopausal Women D. A. DohertyK. M. SandersR. L Prince Original Article Pages: 16 - 23
Vitamin D and Bone Mineral Density in Ambulatory Women Living in Buenos Aires, Argentina E. E. FradingerJ. R. Zanchetta Original Article Pages: 24 - 27
Quantitative Ultrasound of the Tibia Depends on Both Cortical Density and Thickness S. PrevrhalT. FuerstH. K. Genant Original Article Pages: 28 - 34
The Impact of Lifestyle Factors on Stress Fractures in Female Army Recruits J. M. LappeM. R. StegmanR. R. Recker Original Article Pages: 35 - 42
Effects of Race on Diurnal Patterns of Renal Conservation of Calcium and Bone Resorption in Premenopausal Women N. H. BellB. T. WilliamsonB. L. Riggs Original Article Pages: 43 - 48
Reproducibility of DXA: Potential Impact on Serial Measurements and Misclassification of Osteoporosis G. PhillipovC. J. SeabornP. J. Phillips Original Article Pages: 49 - 54
Bone Mineral Density and Quantitative Ultrasound Parameters in Patients with Klinefelter’s Syndrome after Long-Term Testosterone Substitution J. P. W. van den BerghA. R. M. M. HermusA. G. H. Smals Original Article Pages: 55 - 62
An Interactive Tutorial-Based Training Technique for Vertebral Morphometry J. C. GardnerG. von IngerslebenCharles H. Chesnut III Original Article Pages: 63 - 70
Ability of Peripheral DXA Measurements of the Forearm to Predict Low Axial Bone Mineral Density at Menopause J. M. PouillèsF. A. TremollièresC. Ribot Original Article Pages: 71 - 76
Mechanical Effects on the Skeleton: Are There Clinical Implications? M. R. Forwood Perspective Pages: 77 - 83
