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URL: https://www.gehealthcare.com/en-my/products/goldseal-certified-dpx-bravo
Proper Citation: GE: Healthcare: GoldSeal DPX Bravo (RRID:SCR_019947)
Description: DPX Bravo provides you with tools for basic bone health assessment. Its footprint is smaller than most other DXA tables 186cm 74� long by 86cm 34� wide. feature, WHO FRAX fracture risk assessment tool allows you to accurately predict 10 year probability of patient suffering major fracture. It offers you you dual energy X ray absorptiometry DXA technology in small, space saving footprint. It also provides you with essential, bone densitometry applications, such as AP spine, dual femur and forearm.
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: GE Healthcare, X-ray Machine, Instrument Equipment, USEDit,
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