Osteoporosis is a major health problem for Americans today. With almost 50 percent of your female patients at risk for an osteoporotic fracture, accurate and comprehensive bone assessment is essential for your patients' health. Omnisense 7000s answers this need, with patient-friendly osteoporosis diagnosis and monitoring right in your office. Affordable and easy to use without compromising on accuracy and precision, Omnisense is the favored choice of thousands of practicioners worldwide.
Measurement Report
The Omnisense Measurement Report highlights all relevant information in an easy-to-understand format
Easy-to-read colored graph
Patient measurement history
Patient information
WHO compliant T-score results
Space for comments and recommendations
Multi-Site - The Right Way
Omnisense is the only bone sonometer which can measure at multiple skeletal sites. Multi-site testing provides a better chance of identifying individual cases of osteoporosis as well as flexibility in testing patients who cannot be tested at a particular skeletal site. Multi-site measurement also has advantages in monitoring treatment results, because different bones may respond to treatment at different rates.
Omnipath Technology
Sunlight proprietray Omnipath axial transmission technology measures the velocity of ultrasound waves propagating along the bone's maximal strength axis. Its "along the bone" measurement eliminates soft tissue effects, enabling a more accurate diagnosis.
Features:
Affordable and reimbursable
Easy to use
Patient-friendly
Windows operating system
Proprietary analysis software for Omnipath
Radiation-free
Precise and accurate, enabling effective monitoring
Testing at multiple skeletal sites
Unique patented technology
Male and female reference database
On-screen comparison and trending of prior results and reports
Patient scheduling and database management
Multi-media training tutorial
Specifications
Precision: RMS CV = 0.4% - 0.81% in-vivo precision, depending on site
Measurement Sites:
Distal 1/3 radius (forearm)
Proximal phalanx III (finger)
Metatarsal V (foot)
Technology: Quantitative ultrasound, using Omnipath axial transmission technology
Measured parameter: Axially transmitted speed of sound (SOS), expressed in m/sec
Scan time: Less than one minute per skeletal site
Data Analysis: Compares SOS results with reference database and reports T-scores and Z-scores
Regulations and Certifications: IEC 60601-1, IEC 60601-1-2 Class B, UL 2601, Part 15 of the FCC rules, Class B, CE(0344) Mark
Display: Flat color display monitor (LCD)
Printers: Standard PC printers; Recommended list of printers appears in User Guide