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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DiagnosticReport xmlns="http://hl7.org/fhir">
<id value="102"/>
<meta>
<security>
<system value="http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/v3-ActReason"/>
<code value="HTEST"/>
<display value="test health data"/>
</security>
</meta>
<status value="final"/><!-- femur, laterality = left --><!-- first, various administrative/context stuff --><code>
<coding>
<system value="http://loinc.org"/>
<code value="38269-7"/>
</coding>
<text value="DXA BONE DENSITOMETRY"/>
</code>
<subject>
<reference value="Patient/pat2"/>
</subject>
<effectiveDateTime value="2008-06-17"/><!-- all this report is final --><issued value="2008-06-18T09:23:00+10:00"/><!-- well, actually. this isn't the patient, but it'll do for now --><performer>
<reference value="Practitioner/3ad0687e-f477-468c-afd5-fcc2bf897809"/>
<display value="Dr Henry Seven"/>
</performer>
<result>
<reference value="Observation/bmd"/><!-- but just one for now, but for this example there should be more as listed here
<reference value="Observation/bmd1"/> (LEFT 24701-5 Femur DXA Bone densityO g/cm2)
<reference value="Observation/bmd2> (LEFT 8263-0 Femur DXA [T-score] Bone densityO {T-score})
<reference value="Observation/bmd3"/> (RIGHT 24701-5 Femur DXA Bone densityO g/cm2)
<reference value="Observation/bmd4"/> (RIGHT 38263-0 Femur DXA [T-score] Bone densityO {T-score})
<reference value="Observation/bmd5"/> (24966-4 Lumbar spine DXA Bone densityO g/cm2)
<reference value="Observation/bmd6"/> (38267-1 Lumbar spine DXA [T-score] Bone densityO {T-score})
--></result><!-- the imaging service marks this to help find categories of patient --><conclusionCode>
<coding>
<system value="http://snomed.info/sct"/>
<code value="391040000"/>
<display value="At risk of osteoporotic fracture"/>
</coding>
</conclusionCode>
</DiagnosticReport>
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