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What is this test?
This specialized X-ray exam measures the bone density at a specific site in your body—such as a wrist, heel, or other localized bone—using precise imaging techniques. Unlike a full-body DEXA scan, this test zooms in on one area to give detailed information about the strength and quality of that particular bone.
What is it used for?
Who should get this test?
Preparation Required:
There is no special preparation required. You can eat and drink normally and continue your regular medications unless advised otherwise by your doctor.
How is the procedure performed?
You will be positioned so that the specific bone or area of concern is exposed to the X-ray machine. The technician will take images from one or more angles to fully capture the bone density and structure. The procedure is quick, usually completed within 10 to 15 minutes, and is painless.
Risks & Safety:
This test uses a low dose of radiation, which is generally considered safe. The benefits of accurate diagnosis outweigh the minimal radiation exposure when medically necessary.
Results:
Your radiologist or specialist will review the images and provide a detailed report on the bone density and structural integrity of the targeted site. This information helps guide treatment decisions, such as medication, lifestyle changes, or further diagnostic testing.
Short Statement:
A focused bone density scan that evaluates the strength of a specific bone — perfect for pinpointing localized bone loss or fracture risk.
Call to Action:
Concerned about a painful or vulnerable bone? Schedule a Targeted Bone Density X-Ray to get clear insights and protect your bone health with timely care.