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Overview
Ultrasound Bone Density Analyzer ZBDA-A12 features a DuPont 1.20 MHz probe for stable, high-sensitivity scans with ≤0.25% accuracy. It performs a full three-cycle scan in under 15 seconds for adults and under 3 seconds for children. The device also provides advanced age-related insights such as PAB (Physiological Age of Bone), EOA (Expected Osteoporosis Age), and RRF (Relative Fracture Risk). It is an ideal solution for early osteoporosis screening, routine health assessments, and bone health monitoring across diverse clinical settings.
Specifications:
| Probe Frequency | 1.20 MHz, DuPont Technology |
|---|---|
| Measurement Accuracy | Less than or equal to 0.25% |
| Measurement Time | Adults (3 cycles): Less than 15 seconds<br> Children (3 cycles): Less than 3 seconds |
| Measurement Parts | Radius, Tibia |
| Measurement Mode | Double emission and double receiving |
| Measurement Parameter | Speed of Sound (SOS) |
| Measurement Reproducibility | Less than or equal to 0.25% |
| Analysis Data | T-Score, Z-Score, Age Percent [%], Adult Percent [%], BQI (Bone Quality Index), PAB [Year] (Physiological Age of Bone), EOA [Year] (Expected Osteoporosis Age), RRF (Relative Fracture Risk), BMI, SOS |
| Carton dimension | 46 × 48 ×40 cm |
| Net weight | 6 kg |
| Gross weight | 8.5 kg |
Features
Dual-Site Measurement
Real-Time Multivariate Analysis
Dynamic Bone Age Modeling
Adaptive Speed-of-Sound Optimization
Triple-Cycle Auto Sampling Protocol
Radiation-Free Operation
Embedded Instant Report System
Mobile-Ready Compact Design
Standard Accessories
| Accessories | Quantity |
| 1.20MHz Probe | 1 pc |
| Embedded Industrial Control Computer | 1 set |
| Built in thermal printer | 1 set |
| Intelligent Analysis System | 1 pc |
| Calibrating Module (Perspex sample) | 1 pc |
| Disinfectant Coupling Agent | 1 pc |
Applications
Ultrasound Bone Density Analyzer ZBDA-A12 Facilitates bone density assessment in patients with chronic liver disease, where metabolic bone disorders like hepatic osteodystrophy are common.
