Effects of mechanical forces on maintenance and adaptation of form in trabecular bone.

Abstract:

:The architecture of trabecular bone, the porous bone found in the spine and at articulating joints, provides the requirements for optimal load transfer, by pairing suitable strength and stiffness to minimal weight according to rules of mathematical design. But, as it is unlikely that the architecture is fully pre-programmed in the genes, how are the bone cells informed about these rules, which so obviously dictate architecture? A relationship exists between bone architecture and mechanical usage--while strenuous exercise increases bone mass, disuse, as in microgravity and inactivity, reduces it. Bone resorption cells (osteoclasts) and bone formation cells (osteoblasts) normally balance bone mass in a coupled homeostatic process of remodelling, which renews some 25% of trabecular bone volume per year. Here we present a computational model of the metabolic process in bone that confirms that cell coupling is governed by feedback from mechanical load transfer. This model can explain the emergence and maintenance of trabecular architecture as an optimal mechanical structure, as well as its adaptation to alternative external loads.

journal_name

Nature

journal_title

Nature

authors

Huiskes R,Ruimerman R,van Lenthe GH,Janssen JD

doi

10.1038/35015116

keywords:

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2000-06-08 00:00:00

pages

704-6

issue

6787

eissn

0028-0836

issn

1476-4687

journal_volume

405

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