Yes, that is a
TRUE statement.
Trabecular
bone has a high turnover rate and is most susceptible to estrogen deficiency.
Important things
to remember abour trabecular bone include:
Trabecular
bone will become thin and over time can perforate or become detached from
its surrounding bone.
Also,
the number of trabeculae decreases as the trabecular bone mass is lost.
If enough trabecular bone becomes detached, it will weaken the bone which
can eventually lead to breaks or fractures.
