Titlebook: Bone Densitometry for Technologists; Sydney Lou Bonnick,Lori Ann Lewis Book Mar 2013Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New Yor

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e art of interpreting test results, and performing successful precision studies-all crafted to meet the daily needs of the practicing densitometrist. Comprehensive, informative, and highly practical, Bone Densitometry for Technologists is the technologist‘s "bible" of densitometry.

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Johannes Nagele,Alexander Thamm the measured bone mineral content (BMC) or bone minerals density (BMD). Studies of the lumbar spine may also be acquired in the lateral projection using DXA. Such studies may be performed with the patient supine or in the left lateral decubitus position, depending on the type of DXA unit being employed.

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Densitometry Devices Approved by the Food and Drug Administration,evices in use in the United States. Every attempt was made to ensure the accuracy of the information. The manufacturer should be contacted for the latest specifications. The devices are grouped by type and listed alphabetically by model name.

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Ann Lewis, MRT, CDT, review in simple language all the essentials of densitometry to help practicing radiologic technologists, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants expertly operate any of today‘s sophisticated densitometry machines. Topics range from technical descriptions of all FDA-appro

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Marketing and Sales for LS Venturesnical medicine, no bone densitometry technique is perfectly reproducible. This is true even when the bone density test is performed in exact accordance with the manufacturer’ s recommendations every time. If the technologist does not position the patient and analyze the data in a consistent fashion, the technique becomes even less reproducible.

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Pharma-/Life-Science-Investmentsxposed to a significant amount of radiation. Nevertheless, no amount of radiation should be considered inconsequential. The principle of “as low as reasonably achievable” (ALARA) should always be given the highest priority in the operation of these devices.

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Radiation Safety in X-Ray Densitometry,xposed to a significant amount of radiation. Nevertheless, no amount of radiation should be considered inconsequential. The principle of “as low as reasonably achievable” (ALARA) should always be given the highest priority in the operation of these devices.