Select the proper order for the following stages of Paget's Disease.
1)Bone formation predominates; the pagetic bone is coarse-fibered, dense, trabecular bone.
2)Resorption predominates, and the bone marrow is replaced with a highly vascular fibrous connective tissue.
3)The rate of bone resorption declines, and continued bone formation produces hard, dense bone.

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The histological pattern of patients with Paget's disease proceeds through three stages.In the early phase of the illness, resorption predominates, and the bone marrow is replaced with a highly vascular fibrous connective tissue.In the second phase of the disease, bone formation predominates.The pagetic bone is coarse-fibered, dense, trabecular bone.In the final phase, the rate of bone resorption declines, and continued bone formation produces hard, dense bone.

Select the Proper Order for the Following Stages of Paget's