Independent Prognostic Factors Associated With Improved Patient-Reported Outcomes in the Prospective Evaluation of Elderly Deformity Surgery (PEEDS) Study.

Fthimnir M Hassan,Lawrence G Lenke,Sigurd H Berven,Michael P Kelly,Justin S Smith,Christopher I Shaffrey,Benny T Dahl,Marinus de Kleuver,Maarten Spruit,Ferran Pellise,Kenneth M C Cheung,Ahmet Alanay,David W Polly,Jonathan Sembrano,Yukihiro Matsuyama,Yong Qiu,Stephen J Lewis

Global spine journal（2023）

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In this large multicenter prospective cohort of elderly patients undergoing primary reconstructive surgery for ASD, baseline health status, AEs, and severity of AEs were predictive of reaching MCID. No clinical, radiological, or surgical parameters were identified as factors that can be prognostic for reaching MCID.

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elderly deformity surgery,prospective evaluation,prognostic factors,patient-reported

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