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Category Listing  Aesthetic  Anesthesia  Blog  Cardiology  Defibrillators  Diapulse Brochure  Emergency  Endoscopy  Imaging   Bone Densitometers   C-Arms   CR   CT Scanners   Digitalizers/Scanners   Gamma Cameras / Nuclear   Infrared   Mammography   Probes   Processors   Ultrasound Products   Ultrasounds   X-Rays  Instrumentation  IV Poles  Laboratory  Lamps / Lights  Medical Furniture  Miscellaneous  Neonatal  Neurology  OB/GYN  Ophthalmology  Packages  Pain Relief Cream  Patient Monitoring  Pediatric  Physical Therapy  Pumps  Respiratory  Sterilizer  Surgery  Survey  Vascular  Videos  Wound Care	Imaging Osteometer  Product Detail Model: DexaCare G4 The DexaCare G4 is the new, mobile bone densitometer from Osteometer. It performs measurements of the distal forearm in a matter of minutes while the patient remains fully clothed and comfortable. The DexaCare G4 is the fourth generation densitometer from Osteometer. It is based on the proven dependability of it’s predecessors, and has been further improved by reducing e.g. weight and size. User friendliness has always been one of Osteometer’s focuses when developing new products. Our Customer Focus Groups do their best to make the operation of the unit as simple and straight-forward as possible. The DexaCare G4 performs the bone density test quickly, then calculates T- and Z-scores and depicts the result on a graph, comparing the test result to the reference population. Features: High precision (>99%) High accuracy (>97%) nROI for follow up Cost-effective T-and Z-score Automated system Light weight Low maintenance Diagnostic results in minutes Specifications: X-ray System: 55 kV, 300 µA Energy Separation: K-Edge filtration Detection System: Solid state dual energy sandwich detector Calibration System: Line by line internal reference calibration Scanning Method Rectilinear (100 mm x 100 mm) Scan Resolution: 0.4 mm x 0.4 mm Scanning Sites: new Region of Interest (nROI): The ultra-distal sites of the radius and ulna. Location: Proximal from end-plate of radius and ulna, 65% trabecular bone 8 mm Distal: The distal site of radius and ulna. Location:8 mm radius/ulna distance. Size: 24 mm in proximal direction, 13 % trabecular bone ¼ Distal: The site of radius and ulnaLocation: Mid-shaft ¼ armlength proximal from ulna end-plate. Size: +/- 10 mm, mainly cortical bone Scan Time: 2 min., distal section of forearm In vivo Precision: >99% In vivo Accuracy: >97% Patient dose: Skin dose on forearm: 0.2 mGy per scan Effective Dose: 0.1 µSv per scan Leakage Radiation: Less than 5 µSv per hour measured 2" / 5 cm from sides of cabinet Scatter Radiation: Less than 0.25 µSv per hour measured 3.3 feet / 1 m from top of cabinet External Shielding: None required Size & Weight: 12½" (H), 26" (L), 15½" (W). 49 lbs. (32 cm (H), 66 cm(L), 40 cm (W). 22 kg.) Power Requirements: 100-120 / 200-220 / 230-240 V~, 50-60 Hz, 125 VA Power Requirements: 59-86° F / 15-30° C Minimum PC Requirements: IBM PC compatible 486 DX2, 66 MHz or fasterVGA display. 4 MB RAM, 80 MB hard disk. 3,5" (1.44 MB) floppy disk drive. 1 Serial port (NS 16550AN recommended). 1 Parallel port Minimum. Printer recommendations: HP DeskJet 600C series or MS DOS 6.22 compatible equivalent, e.g. HP 815C or HP 950C Request Info Enlarged Picture Back
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