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Influence of Handgrip Strength and Paraspinal Muscles' Volume on Clinical Outcomes in the Patients With Each Sagittal Imbalance and Lumbar Spinal Stenosis.

Feng ShenHo-Joong KimSeung Won JeonBong-Soon ChangChoon-Ki LeeJin S Yeom
Published in: Global spine journal (2021)
There was no significant difference between the SI and LSS groups in HGS, however, PSMs' volume in SI group were significantly lower than those in LSS group. Therefore SI would be associated with loss of localized muscle mass in back area, rather than global skeletal muscle weakness. HGS and PSMs' volume were adversely associated with functional status in SI and LSS patients.
Keyphrases
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