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Operator's Guide
437D140 Rev. I
General Information
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Trend Comparison
Assessment of the rate of change in bone mineral density provides the clinician with the best information regard-
ing whether the patient is losing or gaining bone mineral. If previous assessments have been made of the
patient, the current assessment may be compared with past scans to determine the rate of change.
Statistical reasoning is required to interpret scan results. Differences in two serial assessments of a patient
that are close in value could simply be due to random variation. In order to have 95% confidence (p<0.05) that a
change in value represents a change in actual BMD, the change must be at least:
The above equation would be valid for two scans of the same anatomical site on one patient from the same Nor-
land unit. The Coefficients of Variation (C.V.) furnished for each measurement type are valid for subjects hav-
ing well defined bones and non-calcified soft tissue. The following table shows an example of the above
equation using manufacturer C.V. values.
AP Spine Change
Femoral Neck Change
C.V. of 0.9%
a
C.V. of 1.4%
b
If the first value is 1.0 g/cm
2
then change must be
0.025g/cm
2
.
If the first value is 1.0 g/cm
2
then change must be 0.039
g/cm
2
.
Note:
C.V.’s for individual facilities may be different from manufacturer specified C.V.’s, depending
on operator technique and experience.
Precision
Precision
is the degree to which the same value is obtained when a measurement is repeated.
In vivo
precision
in the Norland Bone Densitometer is the degree to which the device presents the same bone mineral value
when a measurement is repeated at the same anatomical site on the same subject.
Factors affecting precision are:
inherent instrumentation errors
operator technique
the
in vivo
nature of the measurement
All precision specifications given in this guide and on the Norland outputs assume:
a properly operating instrument
a stationary scan subject
an experienced operator
proper and consistent positioning and analysis techniques
Precision can be improved by averaging a number of repeated measurements. Then the precision of the mean
value is improved by a factor of the square root of the number of measurements. This technique is used with
phantoms for evaluating instrument accuracy.
a
As specified in
, on
.
b
As specified in
, on
.
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