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OsteoTest | med
The extended early test of the practices
The test is unique worldwide, scientifically based and medically confirmed. The procedure provides exact measured values for determining bone density. The patient is not exposed to radiation. Used at regular intervals, you as a doctor get an overview of all relevant values in the context of osteoporosis therapy.
In addition to the evaluation of the urine, each test includes an assessment of the kidney function (creatinine, eGFR and cystatin C) and optionally the vitamin D level.
Offer your patients the OsteoTest now. Have yourself listed on our website as a proven expert and user of the new procedure for the early detection and treatment of osteoporosis. Your patients will benefit from this cooperation, as the new procedure can predict possible osteoporotic fractures in good time.
The procedure in your practice
Order free sampling set
Collect urine & blood sample from patient
Sending the samples to the osteolabs
Get result report from the lab
Discussion of the results with the patient
With the new method, calcium turnover can be measured. It offers the following advantages:
The diagnosis of osteoporosis can be made before large amounts of bone substance have been broken down.
After a short time (days to weeks), the effectiveness of a therapy can be assessed.
No radiation exposure of the patient, as all substances are non-radioactive.
Why you should include the early test in your daily practice routine:
For specialists, OsteoTest | med offers the possibility to detect the likelihood of osteoporosis at a very early stage and therapy progress. In addition, your patients will be able to see the success of their treatment for themselves.
You can offer your patients a reliable osteoporosis test, shortly after the menopause (from about 55 years of age). This is a strong argument for patients to come to your practice!
That's what our doctors say
Gabriele Lorentz
family doctor, Kiel
"Now that there is a way to detect osteoporosis in blood and urine at an early stage, I recommend all my patients to take the osteolabs test as soon as they reach menopause. The chances of slowing down the progress of the disease increase significantly. Not all doctors know about this new test. That's why my tip is to talk to your doctor about it! By the way, I have had the experience that almost all private insurance companies will cover the costs of this test upon request."
