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QDR 4500 Acclaim Series Elite Bone Densitometer Specifications: DOM: 2000. Computer and monitor with Software QDR Manuals and Phantoms Professionally De installed Located in our... view more
2004 Hologic Discovery C Bone Densitometer Windows XP Operating System, OnePass Acquisition Technique, Image Pro, AP Spine, Femur, Forearm, Express Exam Productivity Tools with Tech Tips, CADfx,... view more
2010 Hologic Discovery SL Bone Densitometer DOM: 2010. 8 foot Table Windows 7, Spacers, Phantoms, Manual Professionally De installed. Located in our Miami warehouse... view more
Ge/Lunar Prodigy Advance Bone Densitometer 8' table, Encore 13.40.038 software, AHA,AP SPINE, APVA, BODY COMPOSITION, monitor, keyboard, computer, windows Calibrated, knee block, gold phantom,... view more
Ge/Lunar Prodigy Advance Bone Densitometer DOM: 2005 serial Tube replaced 2010 8' table, Encore 13.6 software, P SPINE, monitor, keyboard, computer, windows XP Calibrated, knee block, gold... view more
Hologic Delphi C Bone Densitomer DOM: 2000. Windows operated QDR System software version 11.2 Professionally De-installed Located in our Miami warehouse. ... view more
GE Lunar BRAVO Bone Densitometer with 2011 X-Ray Tube DOM: 2004. Encore software. Original computer, 6 Foot Total Body, 2011 X-ray Tube. AP Spine, Dual Femur, AP Spine, Right & Left Femur , Left... view more
GE Lunar DUO Bone Densitometer with 2011 X-Ray Tube DOM: 2004. Encore software14.10. Original computer, 6 Foot Total Body, 2011 X-ray Tube. AP Spine, Dual Femur, AP Spine, Right & Left Femur , ... view more
GE Lunar Prodigy Bone Densitometer DOM: 2002. Encore software. Original computer, 6 Foot Total Body AP Spine, Dual Femur, AP Spine, Right & Left Femur , Left and Right Forearm, Phantoms, HP... view more
GE Lunar iDXA DEXA DOM: 2009. AP Spine, Femur, LVA, Total Body, APVA, Forearm, Orthopedic Hip, Lateral, , ScanCheck, HL7, MUDB 1-10, Composer, Business Reports, Body Comp Basic, Dual Femur,... view more
GE Lunar iDXA Bone Densitometer with 2014 X-Ray tube DOM: 2009. AP Spine, Femur, LVA, Total Body, APVA, Forearm, Orthopedic Hip, Lateral, , ScanCheck, HL7, MUDB 1-10, Composer, Business Reports,... view more
Hologic Discovery QDR 4500 Bone Densitometer DOM: 2004 Includes Ci/Wi - Complete System w/ Workstation Cart Hip, Spine, Femur, Computer, Printer, Monitor, Windows Software, Phantom, Positioners... view more
Lunar Prodigy Advance Bone Densitometer DOM: 2004 with 2012 X-ray tube Includes a 2011 enCore software, AP Spine, Total Body, Ortho Hip, Pediatric Spine, AHA, Dual Femur, Non-Seated Forearm, Femur,... view more
Hologic Discovery Bone Densitometer DOM: 2011 S/N: 85706 Dual Hip Window XP Lumbar Spine Proximal Femur Radiologic Vertebral Assessment CADfx Forearm Phantom Positioners Computer,... view more
GE Lunar Prodigy Advance Bone Densitometer DOM: 2004 Advance Model: 7635, 8915, 7681 AP Spine, Femur, Dual Femur, Forearm, Non-seated Forearm LVA , FRAX DVA (LVA, APVA, and Lateral BMD) ... view more
A Bone Densitometer is a type of medical imaging equipment used to measure bone density. It is used to diagnose osteoporosis and other bone-related conditions. It is a non-invasive procedure that uses X-ray technology to measure bone density. The procedure is painless and takes only a few minutes.
Bone densitometers are available from a variety of manufacturers, including GE Healthcare, Hologic, and Siemens. Prices range from a few thousand dollars for a basic model to tens of thousands of dollars for a top-of-the-line model. The cost of the equipment varies depending on the features and capabilities of the machine. Generally, the more features and capabilities a machine has, the more expensive it will be. Additionally, the cost of the machine will depend on the size of the machine and the type of technology used.
