1. An amino- Bisphosphonate with anti-resorptive and anti-hypercalcemic activities

2. When the resorptive process stops, the cavity is deposited with spongiosa from the alveolar bone.

3. Resorptive Atelectasis is found distal to an obstructive lesion, such as a tumor or mucus plug

4. The mechanisms that cause Atelectasis can be divided into three categories: passive, adhesive, and resorptive

5. Currently , the most effective medications for osteoporosis that are approved by the FDA are anti-resorptive agents , which prevent bone breakdown .