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Operatively (OP) Treated Adult Spinal Deformity (ASD) Patients Report Worse Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQOL) than Nonoperative (NON), Regardless of Age, However Radiographic Deformity Differs Between Age Groups

Kaiming G Fu,R Shay Bess,Christopher I Shaffrey,Justin S Smith,Virginie Lafage,Frank Schwab,Douglas C Burton,Oheneba Boachieadjei,Robert A Hart,Behrooz A Akbarnia,Christopher P Ames,Richard Hostin,Khaled M Kebaish,Eric O Klineberg,Munish C Gupta,Gregory M Mundis,Vedat Deviren,Michael O Brien,Kirkham Wood

The Spine Journal（2012）

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ASD is a heterogeneous disease with varying clinical presentation and treatment indications. Previous data indicates age associated differences exist between OP and NON patients, however little prospective data exists for age related differences in ASD.
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adult spinal deformity,radiographic deformity differs,patients,health-related
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