Patient Details
Patient Name:    PATIENT, TEST
NHI No:
Date of Birth:   28-Feb-1981

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P. Self Referred

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Dr M. JOHNSON
TEST PATIENT (Extra Copy)

EXAMPLE REPORT 27/07/2026 Reference: 1122334 NHI: ABC1234

Clinical indications:
Baseline study. Previous BD in Whakatane, previous etidronate which
was discontinued in 2011.

Technique:
Study performed on a GE Lunar.

Height: 173cm        Weight: 66.00kg
Heart Foundation Classification: Normal  BMI = 22.0

Findings:

EXAMPLE PARAGRAPH:

There is scoliosis and multilevel sclerosis contributing to the
readings. The L1-L4 BMD is 1.052g/cm2. This gives a T score of -1.2
and Z score of 0.3 (87 % and 105 % young adult and age matched mean
respectively). These measurements are above average for age and in
the osteopenic range.

AP Left Hip:

The left femoral neck BMD is 0.846g/cm2. This gives a T-score of
-1.4. The total proximal BMD is 0.800g/cm2. This gives a T-score of
-1.9 and a Z-score of -0.6 (76 % and 91 % young adult and age matched
mean respectively). These measurements are below average for age and
in the osteopenic range.

Ten Year Probability of Fracture   Major Osteoporotic Fracture: 9.2 %
(FRAX NZ):
     Hip Fracture: 2.3 %

Conclusion:

Bone density is normal for age though is osteopenic. Ensuring
calcium/nutrient rich diet along with regular weight-bearing and
muscle strengthening, including of core and upper limbs, is
advocated. Reassessment in 3 years is recommended.

Dr Consultant Radiologist FRANZCR, Radiologist
Your Radiology