Hyperkyphosis and @entity615 are not associated with prevalent XXXX in @entity1 with @entity170 .

@entity3604 @entity1 @entity174 @entity1513 @entity170 @entity1565 @entity615 @entity158
UNASSIGNED: @entity174 ( @entity174 ) are the clinical consequence of spinal @entity170 and may be associated with @entity615 and aggravated @entity1513 . However, the relative importance of @entity174 as an underlying cause of @entity1513 and @entity615 is not known. The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between prevalent @entity174 and the size of @entity615 in @entity3604 @entity1 . Thirty-six @entity1 , aged 74.6        8.3 years, were consecutively recruited from the @entity170 unit at Uppsala University Hospital. The @entity1 had 1-9 radiographic verified @entity174 . @entity1565 ( @entity1565 ) and numeric rating scale were used to measure @entity1513 and @entity158 . All @entity1 had a hyperkyphosis ( @entity1565   >=    10   cm). Notably, there were no associations between numbers or location of @entity174 versus size of @entity1513 (     =   0.15, p   =   0.4;      =   -0.27, p   =   0.12) or severity of @entity615 (     =   -0.08, p   =   0.66;      =   0.16, p   =   0.35). Furthermore, no association was evident between @entity1513 and @entity615 (     =   -0.02, p   =   0.89). There was, however, an association between size of @entity1513 and age (R   =   0.44, p   =   0.008). In conclusion, these data suggest that prevalent @entity174 are not significantly associated with @entity1513 or @entity615 , in @entity1 with manifest spinal @entity170 .
