Estimating the Proportion of Bone Mineral Density Loss in Patients with Normal Kidney Function among South Indian Population

Background: Bone Mineral density (BMD) is considered as one of the golden tool to measure bone quality in which two measurements namely T- Score and Z –score are used report BMD test results. Whenever there deterioration it associated with low skeletal mass. Creatinine a chemical waste molecule that generated from this muscle metabolism. good marker for However, limited studies have been done tell us association between loss serum creatinine (SCr) levels.Methodology: 200 participants who were referred CECT abdomen pelvis scanned using 128 slice Philips Brilliance CT. Using software, four different vertebral bodies L1-L4 taken ROI was placed at central portion trabecular bone, reference ROI’s, retro spinal fat tissue also placed. To CT attenuation value, graphic drawn bone. Average HU BMD, T score values L1-L4.Statistical Analysis: The data analysed SSPS version 16.0. For assessment normal values, results averaged age, level, descriptive statistics calculated. Spearman’s correlation coefficient estimate score.Results: SCr correlated negatively -0.25. -0.187.Conclusion: It evident study findings, non-association levels showed person not kidney function. Thus, cannot be biomarker osteoporosis or osteopenia.