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| Osteoporosis is common in middle-aged men and women and often goes undiagnosed, yet osteoporosis-related bone fractures are a major health risk. Early diagnosis is the key to proper preventive care and therapy. The e-Speed provides quantitation of bone mineral density and fracture risk as well as detailed views of the lumbar spine. |
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| Ask your doctor if a measure of your bone mineral density and risk for osteoporosis would help you avoid this preventable disease. |
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| Imaging Service |
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| Bone Mineral DensityScan |
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| (QCT) |
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| Includes |
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| EBT e-Speed high resolution, very low radiation imaging of the entire spine and/or hip for quantitation of bone density, level of osteoporosis and fracture risk, includes detailed report and recommendations for prevention, therapy, or follow-up; detailed view of these same areas for osteoarthritis or other bony lesions. |
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| Who should have this test? |
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| Perimenopausal or postmenopausal women over 40 or with a personal or family history of osteoporosis; men over age 50 with personal or family history of osteoporosis. |
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| Price |
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| $250 |
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| Note: |
- All imaging services require prescription by a doctor.
- Each patient will receive an individualized report provided also directly to their doctor. This report includes a specific clinical assessment and risk analysis, including personalized recommendations for follow-up care or additional testing when necessary.
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