Prodigy's benefits are backed by a range of features:

TRUST

Advanced technology to help strengthen clinical confidence

• Published in hundreds of peer-reviewed journal articles
• Installed base of nearly 11,000 units in 93 countries
• Third generation DXA technology-with over 30 years of innovations since the first bone densitometry FDA clearance in 1980, including:
  • Narrow-angle fan-beam with MVIR-that eliminates magnification error¹
  • Direct-to-digital detector-that improves image quality and lowers dose compared to competitive systems^2,3
  • Exceptional precision

EFFICIENCY

Streamlined DXA workflow with a full suite of automated tools and connectivity options

• Automated scan and analysis features, including:
  • Supine Forearm: Performs supine-forearm scans without patient repositioning
  • OneScan: Performs AP Spine and DualFemur exams without requiring patient repositioning between scans
  • Previous Scan Image: Displays the image from an earlier assessment as the new image is acquired
• Full suite of efficient data-management tools, including:
  • Composer: Customizable, automated reporting to help manage patient care
  • Multi-User Database: Allows multiple workstations to access DXA scan files simultaneously; allows multiple
    GE bone densitometers to acquire and save scan files to a common database; and allows remote analysis
    and reporting via network.
  • Batch Output: Expands reporting capability by outputting multiple exams, whether printed or sent to DICOM
  • Database Export: Expands data exporting options to include tab-delimited files (i.e. Excel)
• Business tools to manage your DXA offering, including:
  • Connectivity tools: Transmit data where you need it with DICOM (IHE compliant), HL7, SQL Server and TeleDensitometry
  • Practice management tools: Help increase patient awareness and drive physician referrals
  • Remote service support
REFERENCES

1. Boudousq V. (2004) Image Resolution and Magnification Using a Cone Beam Densitometer: Optimizing Data Acquisition for Hip Morphometric Analysis;
Osteoporos Int. 2005 Jul;16(7):813-22. Epub 2004 Oct 16.
2. S.M. Hunt et al, "Changing Bone Densitometers in Clinical Practice: Effect on Precision Error", Presented at the American Society for Bone and Mineral
Research Annual Meeting, September 23-27, 2005, Nashville, TN, USA.
3. Dose comparison based on information collected from Hologic's DiscoveryTM Series and Explorer TM Technical Specifications Manual, December 2003
and GE Lunar's Safety Information and Technical Specifications, October 2008

View scanner dimensions, software features, minimum room dimensions, and other detailed specifications in the following Prodigy models, available in both full- and compact-sizes:

• Prodigy Advance offers a full spectrum of skeletal and metabolic health applications.
  Download the Prodigy Advance Spec Sheet (PDF).
• Prodigy Pro provides an expanded skeletal feature set, with additional applications available as options.
  Download the Prodigy Pro Spec Sheet (PDF).
• Prodigy Primo offers core skeletal applications, along with workflow and efficiency features to help meet physician office needs.
  Download the Prodigy Primo Spec Sheet (PDF).