Prodigy 10 Detector
| LU45072ST | |
| LU43777ST | |
| Bone Mineral Density (BMD) | |
| GE HealthCare | Exchange - Return Defective |
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Features
- Does not contain any sharp edge or burrs
- Effective and sensitive
- Fasteners comply with ASME B18.13 international standards
- RoHS compliant components
Product Overview
- The Prodigy System provides a diagnosis of issues related to the bones using X-Rays. The system works on the principle where high velocity electrons, when interacted with the patientâs bones, get their kinetic energy converted into Electromagnetic Radiation. An X-ray tube produces the X-Rays. The detector is a device used to measure the parameters of X-Rays. It converts X-Rays into light, thus forming images with details. The bone mineral densitometry uses a pulse processing system based on the detector that acquires data with different energy absorption characteristics (dual-energy imaging).
Substitute Parts :
Below is more information on the equivalent parts. Parts without a hyperlink are listed for reference only and are not available for purchase online.
| Equivalent part | Part Details |
|---|---|
| LU43777ST | The Detector assembly is a component of the prodigy bone |