Define the remodeling rate, Biology

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Q. Define the Remodeling rate?

Human cortical bone: 2-10%  per year depending on site and age of patient.

Trabecular bone: Higher turnover rate 20-30% per year. In a study of remodeling, the bone turnover rate was found to be substantially higher within 1mm. of bone-implant interface.


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