@osteopatient2026 Is this what you are after? Its all Greek to me.
DEXA 2026:
LUMBAR SPINE(L1-L2):
The bone mineral density is 1.188gm/cm sq.
Percentage of young normal mean is 102%.
T-score is 0.2.
Percentage age-matched mean is 125%.
Z-score is 2.0.
COMMENT:
L3 and L4 excluded due to lumbar spine fusion hardware. The lumbar spine demonstrates an interval change of 4.8% from the most recent previous study which is not a statistically significant change and an interval change of 6.1% from the baseline study which is a statistically significant change.
RADIUS (33%) Right:
The bone mineral density is 0.753 gm/cm sq.
Percentage of young normal mean is 86%.
T-score is -1.4.
Percentage age-matched mean is 104%.
Z-score is 0.4.
2025 DEXA:
LUMBAR SPINE(L1-L2):
The bone mineral density is 1.134 gm/cm sq.
Percentage of young normal mean is 97%.
T-score is -0.3.
Percentage age-matched mean is 118 %.
Z-score is 1.4 .
COMMENT:
The lumbar spine demonstrates an interval change of 1.3% from the most recent previous study which is not a statistically significant change. L3 and L4 excluded due to surgical hardware.
RADIUS (33%) Right:
The bone mineral density is 0.709 gm/cm sq.
Percentage of young normal mean is 81%.
T-score is -1.9.
Percentage age-matched mean is 97%.
Z-score is -0.2.
COMMENT:
The right radius demonstrates an interval change of -0.4% from the most recent previous study which is not a statistically significant change.
DEXA 2024:
LUMBAR SPINE(L1-L2):
The bone mineral density is 1.120 gm/cm sq.
Percentage of young normal mean is 96%.
T-score is -0.4.
Percentage age-matched mean is 116 %.
Z-score is 1.3 .
COMMENT: Spinal fusion hardware in the lower lumbar spine from L3 through L5. As a result, the L3 and L4 levels are unreliable.
RADIUS (33%) Right or Left:
The bone mineral density is 0.712 gm/cm sq.
Percentage of young normal mean is 81%.
T-score is -1.9.
Percentage age-matched mean is 97%.
Z-score is -0.3.
@loriesco
That’s a great summary of your results! Thank you for taking the all the time to share it.
I do wonder what your results would have been had you been doing your injection in your abdominal area instead but good anyway. I have seen some reports that some patients do get more results after 12 months. It’s unusual but happens for various theoretical reasons. Would love to keep hearing about your results