Bone Remodeling: Location and Importance for Bone Health
Within the cancellous (trabecular) and endosteal surfaces of long bones.
Bone remodeling involves the constant breakdown and rebuilding of bone tissue occurs to maintain bone strength and integrity, and to adapt to changes in mechanical stress and calcium homeostasis.
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