Bone Remodeling

[@alepta8476]

Thank you for this presentation. I love anatomy n physiology! I'd love to see any video or animation showing the process for vertebral bodies, teeth and dentin, nerve roots and any other remodeling that our amazing bodies can perform. Thanks again for your efforts and for continuing this endeavor!

[@davidcohen257]

Please let me know if there are any other endocrine or medical topics you'd also be interested in seeing in a similar concept video format? I'm constantly making more...

[@Pitzukizu]

OPG is a decoy receptor for RANKL not for RANK. It would be great if you correct this part of an animation./Another part is very helpful. Keep up your good work. Thank you!!

[@jongelb9603]

LOVE. Only wish you included a bit on histology, namely how to recognize a reversal line and arrest line

[@alfitaazzahra4996]

This was AWESOME

[@dharma_donk170]

Very helpful for my AnP essay, thank you!

[@madscientist5648]

I would like to see a video like that for dentin and enamel deposit during mineralization of the tooth :)

[@archer2363]

Does this remodeling process happen in the skull bones as well?

[@colewyatt9839]

From my looking about, it seems to happen in the mandible, esspecially the alveolar aspects of it in order to allow movement for teeth. I would presume that it occurs else where on the skull where force is applied such as a muscular insertion however that would be more deposition rather than remodeling. Note I am just an enthusist so take my word as a grain of salt!

[@archer2363]

@@colewyatt9839 thanks

[@evafajwahmahira4748]

Thank you! Very helpful!

[@monikasaini5707]

can u explain pathophysiology of osteoporosis also

[@ak27170]

very good presented...thanks !!!!

[@kwanpiromsuwanchiwasiri7054]

very helpful, Thanks

[@allito01]

Thank you very helpful

[@TheAmyk01]

awesome!

[@44ger8]

Gracias por el aporte. Lastima que está en ingles. :( . Pero gracias!!!!

[@khudhurm7709]

This was truly helpful for me, Thanks! :)

[@crenapun57]

Tq

[@asmaadstrum621]

Thank you