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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Densitometry Techniques,ry region of the skeleton. The clinical application of these technologies is relatively new but densitometry is actually quite old. It was first described more than 100 years ago in the field of dental radiology as dentists attempted to quantify bone density in the mandible (.,.).

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Densitometry Devices Approved by the Food and Drug Administration,re subject to change without notice because devices are continually upgraded to reflect advances in the technology. The categories of information provided by each manufacturer may vary slightly. All categories are not relevant to every device. This listing of devices is not intended to reflect all d

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Computer Basics, of densitometry today. Appendix XI is a glossary of computer terms that should be part of the vocabulary of the densitometry technologist. In the twenty-first century, dual X-ray absorptiometry, single X-ray absorptiometry, and ultrasound devices are computer driven. Even techniques such as some fo

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Precision in Bone Densitometry,l result in the setting of no real biological change when the test is repeatedly performed in an identical fashion. Like all quantitative tests in clinical medicine, no bone densitometry technique is perfectly reproducible. This is true even when the bone density test is performed in exact accordanc

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Radiation Safety in X-Ray Densitometry,that they are biologically insignificant. Similarly, the technologist operating an X-ray densitometer on a regular basis is extremely unlikely to be exposed to a significant amount of radiation. Nevertheless, no amount of radiation should be considered inconsequential. The principle of “as low as re

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Quality Control Procedures,tten about quality control procedures in densitometry, many articles have been directed at centers that participate in clinical research trials rather than clinical practice. Quality control, while absolutely necessary in clinical research, is no less necessary in clinical practice. The original ind

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Interpretation of Bone Densitometry Data, however, is only enhanced by understanding what the physician will attempt to do with the data that they provide. The circumstances in which bone densitometry is often performed are also quite different from those in which other diagnostic procedures are usually performed Unlike having a chest X ra

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