SEM BSE 3D Image Analysis of Human Incus Bone Affected by Cholesteatoma Ascribes to Osteoclasts the Bone Erosion and VpSEM dEDX Analysis Reveals New Bone Formation

<div>(a) SE mode, 270x. Nutritive foramen from CHO incus bone. On the right side of the image, large resorption bays, extending since into the foramen, are visible. On the left corner of the picture, osteocytic lacunae are visible. (b) BSE-COMP mode, 270x of same sample. Darker (demineralized) areas correspond to deeper resorption bays. This field shows both bone resorption and bone formation phenomena.</div>

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Figure 2: SEM BSE 3D Image Analysis of Human Incus Bone Affected by Cholesteatoma Ascribes to Osteoclasts the Bone Erosion and VpSEM dEDX Analysis Reveals New Bone Formation 

Figure 2 | SEM BSE 3D Image Analysis of Human Incus Bone Affected by Cholesteatoma Ascribes to Osteoclasts the Bone Erosion and VpSEM dEDX Analysis Reveals New Bone Formation 