2023
DOI: 10.1097/brs.0000000000004826
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Understanding the Interplay Between Paraspinal Muscle Atrophy and Lumbar Endplate Degeneration

Lukas Schönnagel,
Jiaqi Zhu,
Ali E. Guven
et al.

Abstract: Study Design. Retrospective analysis of longitudinal data. Objective. To assess the association between the paraspinal musculature (PM) and lumbar endplate degeneration. Background. The PM is essential for spinal stability, while the vertebral endplate is pivotal for nutrient transport and force distribution. The clinical importance of both has been highlighted in recent literature, though little is known ab… Show more

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“…7 Moreover, a correlation between paraspinal muscle atrophy and the progression of vertebral endplate degeneration has been recently demonstrated. 8 Paraspinal muscles can be assessed by visual qualitative or semi-quantitative methods, assessing fatty infiltration and musculature thickness. Moreover, several quantitative tools (with dedicated software programs) applicable to MRI are available in order to provide an accurate and reliable assessment of this critical factor in degenerative spine disease.…”
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“…7 Moreover, a correlation between paraspinal muscle atrophy and the progression of vertebral endplate degeneration has been recently demonstrated. 8 Paraspinal muscles can be assessed by visual qualitative or semi-quantitative methods, assessing fatty infiltration and musculature thickness. Moreover, several quantitative tools (with dedicated software programs) applicable to MRI are available in order to provide an accurate and reliable assessment of this critical factor in degenerative spine disease.…”
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“…In detail, lumbar stenosis has been linked to multifidus degeneration, which includes decreased volume, increased fatty infiltration, and bilateral muscle asymmetry 7 . Moreover, a correlation between paraspinal muscle atrophy and the progression of vertebral endplate degeneration has been recently demonstrated 8 . Paraspinal muscles can be assessed by visual qualitative or semi‐quantitative methods, assessing fatty infiltration and musculature thickness.…”
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