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DEXA Bone2305 South Highway 65Marshall MO 653406608867431CPT code for this procedure for one or more sites is 77080CPT code for vertebral fracture assessment is77082A DEXA scan is currently the most w ID: 879969

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1 DEXA Bone Density Scan 2305 South Hi
DEXA Bone Density Scan 2305 South Highway 65 Marshall, MO 65340 660.886.7431 CPT code for this procedure for one or more sites is 77080 . CPT code for vertebral fracture assessment is 77082 . A DEXA scan is currently the most widely - used test in measuring bone mineral density. It is an important test in determining if osteoporosis is present, and assessment of the degree of bone thinning if osteoporosis is detected. Bone loss increases the risk of hip and spine fractures. A DEXA scan is highly recommended for women over age 65, as well as for women that are post menopausal, have had complete hysterectomies or those individuals who have suffered certain types or frequent bone fractures. Other risk factors that may warrant this scan are:  A family history of osteoporosis or hip fracture  Certain long - term conditions requiring prescription medications for treatment  Any fragility fracture after age 40  Recently received treatment for cancer Osteoporosis in Men Osteoporosis can also seriously impact men. Low testosterone puts men at risk for broken bones. Osteoporosis particularly affects prostate cancer patients whose testosterone production is suppressed. www.fitzgibbon.org | Diagnostic Imaging | 660.831.3208 Call to set up an appointment 660.831.3208 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Monday - Friday) ———— SCHEDULING 660.831.3208 Diagnostic Imaging | Voice 660.886.3420 Diagnostic Imaging | Fax