Bone Density Screening & Osteoporosis Risk Explorer

Patient Risk Parameters Live evaluation

Biological Sex

Age 62 yrs

40 yrs 50 (Risk evaluation) 65 (Universal DXA) 90 yrs

Current / Estimated T-Score (Hip / Spine) -1.8 SD

-4.0 (Severe) -2.5 (Osteoporosis) -1.0 (Osteopenia cutoff) +1.5

Body Weight 128 lbs

90 lbs <125 lbs (Clinical risk weight) 260 lbs

Clinical & Lifestyle Modifiers

Personal/Parent Fracture History Previous fragility fracture or parental hip fracture

Current Cigarette Smoker Accelerates bone mineral loss & vascular impact

Glucocorticoids / Chronic Steroid Use ≥3 months daily corticosteroid therapy

Elevated Alcohol Intake ≥3 units per day regular intake

WHO Bone Mineral Density Diagnostic Reference

Normal ≥ -1.0

Osteopenia -1.0 to -2.5

Osteoporosis ≤ -2.5

Assessed Classification

Moderate-High Risk (Osteopenia / Risk Threshold Met)

⚠ Screening Recommended

Guideline Basis

Age 65+ routine DXA or age 50-64 with elevated risk factors / T-score below -1.5

Next Steps & Recommendations

Schedule a dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scan and discuss calcium/vitamin D intake with your physician.

Fracture Probability vs Age Profile (10-Yr Est)

Bone Density T-Score Distribution

Clinical Profile Summary

Screening Status: Eligible for DXA

1 in 5 Age Threshold: Met (≥50 yrs)

Risk Multiplier: 1.8x Baseline

Preferred Test: DXA Absorptiometry