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Comparison of simple bedside tests for probable sarcopenia and their association with postoperative recovery after lumbar disc herniation surgery: a pilot study

2026-07-27

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Probable sarcopenia, defined by low muscle strength, is a common and potentially modifiable preoperative condition in older adults undergoing lumbar spine surgery. We evaluated how probable preoperative sarcopenia, identified with simple bedside tests, affects postoperative recovery, and whether the available tests are interchangeable. Methods In this prospective single-cen...

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bd4e217f-d529-5ba1-9060-a22a2099a293
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10377893/v1
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