To measure bone density and assess the risk of osteoporosis and fractures. Procedure: A low-dose X-ray scanner passes two different energies of X-rays through the body, typically the hip or spine. The scanner measures how much radiation is absorbed by the bones and soft tissues.
This information is used to calculate bone mineral density BMD.
DEXA scans are important because they are the gold standard for measuring bone mineral density, allowing healthcare providers to accurately assess a person's risk of bone fractures by diagnosing osteoporosis or identifying low bone mass, which is crucial for taking preventative measures against bone breaks, particularly in individuals at high risk due to age or medical conditions.
Datasets include:
Dexa scans with xrays of lumbar or hips. Focus on races of White, Black, Hispanic and Asian. Dexa report includes BMD, Tscore, Area and BMC scores. BMI included if available.
530 studies
All scanning vendors
Ages 50+
Race and ethnicity- White, Black, Hispanic, Asian
Gender 50% Male 50% Female
AP xray
Dexa within 1 year of Xray
Report BMD, Tscore, Area, and BMC
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This listing uses a single pricing dimension: Product Access, measured in Units. It is offered free of charge, so you gain access without a usage fee. The dimension grants subscribers entry to a de-identified medical imaging dataset focused on osteoporosis DEXA scans. Because there is only one dimension, pricing does not scale across tiers or sizes. You subscribe to sample the published dataset, available as a one-month subscription. This structure lets you evaluate the real-world data before pursuing broader data needs.
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What does one unit of Product Access grant me?
One unit grants a subscriber entry to the de-identified osteoporosis DEXA-scan imaging dataset. Access runs as a one-month subscription to sample the published data. You use it to evaluate the real-world data quality before pursuing broader data needs.
Does my cost change if I access the dataset more often during the subscription?
No. Product Access is offered free of charge, so no usage fee applies. Accessing the dataset more or less often does not change your cost. The one-month subscription grants entry without metered charges tied to how much you use it.
What kind of data is included in this dataset?
The dataset holds de-identified medical imaging data focused on osteoporosis DEXA scans. It is one of several free published sample datasets hosted on AWS Marketplace. These samples let you experience the curated real-world data before requesting custom cohorts through the vendor.
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This listing consists of a dataset containing the complete Electronic Medical Records related to osteoporosis related disease conditions over 1000 patients within the United States. The data is simulated based on clinical knowledge and census demographics.