A bone scan is a nuclear imaging test that can help tell you if you have certain types of bone disease. You may get this kind of scan to see if cancer has spread to your bones or to view how well ...

a powerful imaging technique that acts like a supercharged CT scan. This method allowed the researchers to examine the bone's microscopic structures in extraordinary detail without damaging these ...

Physicians commonly choose DEXA because it uses a low level of radiation (about the same as you would get on a flight from New York to Los Angeles), but detects low levels of bone loss much better ...

If you’re older than age 65, your doctor will likely suggest a DEXA scan at least once to look for bone loss. If your T-score shows you have osteopenia, your DEXA report may include your ...

To evaluate PSA levels and kinetic cutoffs to predict positive bone scans for men with non-metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) from the Shared Equal Access Regional Cancer ...