👉 The term "osteofibrous" refers to bone tissue that is composed primarily of fibrous connective tissue. This type of bone is characterized by its ability to form strong, compact structures and is often found in the bones of humans, especially in their bones of the hip joint. Osteofibrous bone is typically less dense than osteoblastic bone because it lacks a primary matrix (osteoclasts) that breaks down bone cells during cell death. Osteofibrous bone
