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It is difficult to say as the reference is not given in context: could it mean the findings are unremarkable considering the age of the patient, i.e. bone structure is as expected in someone of that age
The phrase "unremarkable spine for her age" generally means that when examining the person's spine, no unusual or abnormal findings were noted based on their age. It suggests that the spine appears typical or normal for someone of that specific age.
This typically means there are signs of wear and tear in the knee joint that are considered normal for someone of a certain age. It is likely not causing significant symptoms or issues at this stage. However, it is important to keep an eye on it and possibly make lifestyle adjustments to prevent further degeneration.
It means that in the doctor's opinion, that this particular aspect of the patient is normal or as would be expected for the patient's age.
Unremarkable is good news; it means that there's nothing obviously wrong. The Osseous structures are the bony structures looked at during the imaging study.
In radiology interpretations, this is terminology meaning that the soft tissue and bony thorax is normal. (Since there are normal age-related changes, the reading is customarily reported with this kind of phrase.)
Age is how old you are.
I believe you mean, "What will be our...".
It means age, as it does in English.
the age criteria that pertains to you
What age are youHow old are you?/What is your age?
It is the sample mean age of 21.7.