The purpose of this acquisition is to provide the NIH Mouse Imaging Facility (MIF) with
hardware and software extended warranty maintenance support for its InAlyzer DEXA
Scanner. This equipment uses Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DEXA or DXA) to
measure bone mineral density (BMD) and body composition (BMC, FAT, LEAN) of subjects
for ongoing biomedical research studies of human conditions. This system is a highthroughput device. With its speed and low radiation dose it allows longitudinal surveys of
subjects; therefore, it can screen subjects to determine which subjects are best suited for
higher resolution, more time consumptive imaging modalities like microCT that has a
significantly longer acquisition data processing times. Together with our current scanners,
DEXA use will increase the amount of imaging information available to researchers, while
also saving time and allowing focused research on a targeted subset of subjects.
This machine is used for ongoing approved research studies that began prior to January 20,
accurate research data acquisition. This maintenance is necessary to support ongoing
research studies so that this work can continue, and investigators do not lose investment in
these ongoing studies. The DEXA saves researchers time and money because the subjects
can be studied longitudinally.
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