Your Reference:
Addresses: Dr Jaein Lee
Name of Test:
Medicare Number: Lab Reference:
CAM Dr Jaein Lee
33.02659631
Referred by:
BONE DENSITOMETRY
03/06/2025
Requested: 29/05/2025 Collected: Laboratory: RadiologySA
5095770291
Reported: 03/06/2025 09:53
Patient ID: 33.02659631
Dr Jaein Lee
3 June 2025
Dr Jaein Lee
Pro Health Care
93 Kensington Road NORWOOD 5067
prohlthc@promedicus.net
Order: 80.2353825 1
Campbelltown - Radiology SA 511 Lower North East Road CAMPBELLTOWN 5074
0884020212 Inteleviewer Only
Re:
Mr Sein PAK
MK
43 Riverbank Circuit Campbelltown SA 5074
DOB: 20/10/1948
Follo: 33.02659631 Accession: 80.2353825
BONE MINERAL DENSITOMETRY.
Your patient Mr Sejin Pak completed a BMD test at our facility on 03/06/2025. The following summarises the results of our evaluation:
Patient Details:
Name:
Mr Sejin Pak Height: 160cm
Date Of Birth:
20/10/1948
Gender: Female
Weight: 69.00kg
Indications: > 70 Years of Age. Baseline. Screening.
Proven Vitamin D Deficiency.
Treatments: Vitamin D.
DXA Results:
Scan
Region
Measure Age
BMD
T-Score
2-Score
尋
Type
d
(g/cm2)
change
since
last
scan
AP Spine Left Femur
L1-14
03/06/2 76
1.329
1.2
2.9
025
g/cm2
Total
03/06/2 76
1.022
0.2
1.7
025
g/cm2
Assessment:
The BMD measured at AP Spine L1-L4 is 1.329 g/cm2 with a T-Score of 1.2 is normal. Fracture risk is low.
The BMD measured at Left Femur Total is 1.022 g/cm2 with a T-Score of 0.2 normal. Fracture risk is low.
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With a 2-Score of 2.9, this patient's AP Spine L1-L4 BMD is well above adult normal range for this age.
With a Z-Score of 1.7, this patient's Left Femur Total BMD is slightly higher than the normal limits for their age and sex.
The 10 year FRAX fracture risk for the hip is 1.4%
The 10 year FRAX fracture risk for any site is 6.2%
Recommendations:
All patients should ensure an adequate intake of dietary calcium (1200mg/d) and
vitamin D (400-800 IU daily).
Suggested Follow Up:
People with diagnosed cases of osteoporosis or osteopenia should be regularly tested for bone mineral density.
For patients eligible for Medicare, routine testing is allowed once every 2 years. Medicare allows a repeat test in 12 months following a significant change in therapy for:
1. Established low bone mineral density; or
2. Confirmation of a presumptive diagnosis of low bone mineral density made on the basis of 1 or more fractures occurring after minimal trauma.
Thank you for referring Mr Sejin PAK.
Dr M KING
Electronically signed by Dr MaryAnn King at 10:07 AM Tue, 3 Jun 2025
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