Eurasian Journal of Medical and Natural Sciences 3-jild 12-son (2023) · 113–119-betlar

DIFFERENCES IN BONE COMPOSITION BETWEEN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

Djuraeva, Barno, Hamidova, Xusnora, Yunusova, Durdona

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10430274 · Manbada o'qish →

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This article delves into the nuanced transformations in bone composition between children and adolescents, examining the dynamic processes that underlie skeletal development. It explores the pivotal role of the growth plate in childhood bone formation, the mineralization dynamics involving calcium and phosphorus, and the shift towards bone remodeling during adolescence. Hormonal influences, particularly during puberty, and the attainment of peak bone mass are discussed, shedding light on the critical milestones in bone development. Lifestyle factors, including nutrition and physical activity, are highlighted, and the clinical implications of understanding these differences are addressed, emphasizing the importance of monitoring and optimizing bone health during these formative stages.

Bone Composition, Skeletal Development, Growth Plate, Mineralization, Calcium and Phosphorus, Bone Remodeling, Osteoclasts and Osteoblasts, Puberty, Hormonal Influences, Peak Bone Mass, Nutrition, Physical Activity, Bone Density, Clinical Implications, Growth Spurts.

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