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September 10, 2025JBMR PlusOpen Access

Bone Texture by Clinical Magnetic Resonance Imaging is Directly Related to Bone Tissue Maturity by Fourier-Transform Infrared Spectroscopy

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Cohort study links MRI-derived bone texture to material properties assessed by FTIR spectroscopy, highlighting screening potential.

More heterogeneous vertebral bone texture indicates less mature bone, suggesting a link to bone quality.
Analysis found that women with lower inverse difference moment had higher levels of acid phosphate, indicating a relationship between texture and mineral properties.
Using a gray-level co-occurrence matrix, the study evaluated MRI images of trabecular bone, enabling a detailed analysis of texture features associated with bone health.
Findings underscore the role of MRI as a non-invasive screening tool for identifying individuals with poor bone quality, especially in surgical candidates.

Blumberg et al. (2025) studied this question.

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