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John Elliott

Mattbandsvagen 12, Taby, Sweden
Phone: 46-8-555-79200
URL: http://www.demetech.com

Demetech AB is the Swedish manufacturer of DXL Calscan, the new standard in bone density testing. Winner of the 2007 Frost and Sullivan award for Technology Innovation, Demetech is well-positioned to take advantage of market needs for more accurate and mobile bone densitometry systems.

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14
SEP

New Study of 4398 Swedish Women Shows Heel Scans by DXL Calscan are Comparable to Hip DXA Scans in Predicting Hip Fractures

The results were presented yesterday at the American Society of Bone Mineral Research (ASBMR) annual meeting in Denver, Colorado by researchers from Karolinska Institute in Sweden. These findings should lead to increased availability of bone density testing due the cost-effective and mobile scanning method available.

Täby, Sweden - New data show that hip fractures can be predicted comparably as well by using scans of the heel with the DXL Calscan device (Demetech, ...

21
MAR

New DXL Calscan study presented at Osteologie 2009 in Frankfurt

Peripheral bone densitometer DXL Calscan shown to be "clearly more effective" than iDXA scans of the spine in identifying patients with clinical osteoporosis and verified vertebral fractures.

The VINFORCE study team from the Medical University of Vienna made an important oral presentation of their study results at the prestigious Osteologie ...

19 SEP	DXL Calscan bone densitometer shows effects of Chernobyl accident on Russian women from a radioactive contaminated area of western Russia
	A new study by a team of scientists led by Prof. S.S. Rodionova cites radioactive contamination as a cause for low bone density in young women who were 10 years of age at the time of the nuclear accident. A new study has been published in the international journal "Annals of Traumatology and Orthopedics" by a research team led by Prof. S.S. Rodionova, f ...