AASA Labs

Advanced DEXA Scan for Bone Health & Accurate Diagnosis

Get reliable bone mineral density testing with modern DEXA technology and professional diagnostic care. AASA Labs provides DEXA scans to assess bone health and help identify the risk of osteoporosis and bone loss.

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ABOUT DEXA SCAN

What is a DEXA Scan?

A DEXA scan, also known as Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry, is a specialized imaging test used to measure bone mineral density. It is commonly performed to assess bone strength and help detect osteoporosis or reduced bone density.

DEXA scanning uses low-dose X-rays to measure bone density, typically at the hip and spine, and provides information that can help doctors evaluate fracture risk and monitor bone health.

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Why Choose AASA Labs?

Advanced Technology

Latest machines for high quality imaging

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Accurate Diagnosis

High precision for better treatment

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Convenient Location

Easily accessible in New Delhi

Advanced DEXA Scan Services in New Delhi

AASA Labs provides reliable DEXA scan services in New Delhi for bone mineral density assessment and bone health evaluation. Our modern technology and trained healthcare professionals help provide a comfortable and convenient diagnostic experience. DEXA examinations are performed according to appropriate clinical requirements and the recommendation of the referring healthcare professional.

Benefits of DEXA Scan

Conditions Evaluated with DEXA Scan

DEXA scans are primarily used to assess bone mineral density and help evaluate bone health.

Common applications include:

  • Osteoporosis
  • Osteopenia
  • Reduced bone mineral density
  • Increased risk of bone fractures
  • Age-related bone loss
  • Bone health monitoring
  • Monitoring response to osteoporosis treatment
  • Assessment of bone health in individuals at increased risk

Note: The need for a DEXA scan depends on the patient’s age, medical history, risk factors, and doctor’s recommendation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A DEXA scan is a specialised imaging examination used to measure bone mineral density. AASA Labs provides DEXA services to support bone health assessment and osteoporosis evaluation.

A DEXA scan primarily measures bone mineral density, commonly at the hip and spine. The results can help doctors assess bone strength and fracture risk.

A DEXA examination is generally quick, although the exact duration depends on the type of scan being performed.

DEXA uses a low dose of X-ray radiation. The examination is non-invasive and is performed when clinically appropriate.

Appointment requirements may vary. Contact AASA Labs to confirm availability and schedule your DEXA examination.

A DEXA scan may be recommended for people at increased risk of osteoporosis or bone loss, or for monitoring bone health based on their doctor's advice.

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