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Re: OB-GYN-L digest 1522From: Barbara Weiss (Barbara_Weiss@medec.com)Thu Feb 19 14:42:16 1998
At Thu, 12 Feb 1998, Elliot Greenberg MD wrote: > >We are looking for a bone density machine for our office. We have looked >at various different options including DPA which measures wrist as well >as one that measures heel and also ultrasound technology. Does anyone >have information or an opinion as to which is most accurate and most >cost effective for a private office(hopefully they're one and the same). > >-- > Elliot Greenberg MD > Springfield, MA > Hello, Elliot and other OB-GYN Listers, In reply to your query about the bone densitometry scanners, I thought you might like to know that Medical Economics, OB-GYN Edition, will be running a cover story on the new peripheral bone densitometry devices in April. (That is, if its editor ever gets finished editing it.) The article will examine the machines currently available (peripheral and central) and will cover prices, reimbursement issues, etc. Also in April, our sister publication, Contemporary Obstetrics and Gynecology, will be running a parallel article on the technology of the different bone measuring devices. Since it's unlikely that we'll have our May issue printed in time for the ACOG meeting in New Orleans (I can't speak for Contemporary OBG on this), I think we'll be distributing the April issue at the booth, for any nonrecipients out there. Or just come by the booth and say hello.
-- Barbara Weiss, Editor, Medical Economics OB-GYN Edition
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