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Ultrasonic waves in cancellous bone change dramatically depending on its structural complexity. One good example is the separation of an ultrasonic longitudinal wave into fast and slow waves during propagation. In this study, we examined fast wave propagation in cancellous bone obtained from the head of the bovine femur, taking the bone structure into consideration. We investigated the wave propagation...
It is known that the ultrasonic longitudinal wave which passed through the cancellous bone is separated into two waves, the fast and the slow waves. The fast wave, especially, reflects the bone structure because it mostly passes though the trabeculae. Then, we have focused on the fast wave speed in the cancellous bone obtained from the head of bovine femur, taking the bone structure into consideration...
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