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Bone DensitometryAdvanced Technology

Early diagnosis of Osteoporosis

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LocationBone density at Wooster Community Hospital Outpatient Imaging Services is located at the HealthPoint facility. Please notice the above diagram where we have highlighted in yellow the location of Outpatient Imaging Services at HealthPoint and adjacent parking for your convenience.

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After menopause many women are at risk for osteoporosis. The presence of any of these factors can add to your risk: Caucasian race or Asian ethnicity Thin or small build Family history of osteoporosis or

osteoporotic fracture Early menopause (before age 45) Smoking Inactive lifestyle Chronic use of certain medications such as steroids,

excessive thyroid hormone and certain anticonvulsants

Excessive alcohol use Prior fragility fracture One in two women and approximately one in four

men are at risk of suffering an osteoporosis related fracture in their lifetime

Each year there are more osteoporotic fractures in women than strokes, heart attacks and breast cancer combined

A bone density measurement can help your doctor diagnose osteoporosisEarly detection using bone density measurement is the best way to protect yourself from the potentially debilitating effects of osteoporosis.

What is a bone density measurement?A bone density measurement will determine your bone mineral density (BMD) for the area measured. This information will help your doctor determine if you need to take certain steps to protect your bone health.

What do I need to know about my test?Bone density measurement is simple, safe, noninvasive, and painless. Your appointment will take approximately a half an hour. You will be asked to lie very still during portions of the test. You may need to undress for your scan if not dressed appropriately.

Preparing For Your Exam Do not take a calcium supplement 48 hours prior

to your exam.

Do not take multi-vitamins or antacids (Tums, Rolaids, etc.)

Prescription medications may be taken

Wear comfortable clothing without snaps, buttons or zippers around the waist or hip area.

Scheduling An AppointmentWooster Community Hospital requires a physician’s order for a bone densitometry exam. You can schedule your appointment by contacting central scheduling at 330.263.8660, Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Bone Density exams are performed Tuesday through Thursday.

Pre-RegistrationThe day before your exam, please call Central Registration at 330.263.8292, or register online at www.woosterhospital.org