BASIC SCIENCE Osteosarcopenia in the Spine Beyond Bone Mineral Density Association Between Paraspinal Muscle Impairment and Advanced Glycation Endproducts
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J. Shue | A. Sama | F. Cammisa | F. Girardi | A. Hughes | E. Donnelly | H. Haffer | Maximilian Muellner | Yusuke Dodo | Jiaqi Zhu | E. Chiapparelli | E. T. Tan | Yi Xin Han | E. Tan
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