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Bone and Bone Cancer Pain Mrs. Boggs

Bone Function: Structure Organ support Mineral storage

Bone Cells Osteoclast Osteoblast Osteocyte

Bone Fracture Healing ut/remod/remod.html After a fracture, osteoclasts come and clean-up the fracture site Osteoblasts then come in and deposit new bone Some osteoblasts get stuck in the newly formed bone, and become osteocytes

Bone Cancer

Bone Cancer Pain and Treatment Bone contains a lot of nerves that sense pain Bone pain is not effectively treated My Research: How do we feel pain from tumors in bone?