A longitudinal study of disc height narrowing and facet joint osteoarthritis at the thoracic and lumbar spine, evaluated by computed tomography: the Framingham Study.
A longitudinal study of disc height narrowing and facet joint osteoarthritis at the thoracic and lumbar spine, evaluated by computed tomography: the Framingham Study.
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10.1016/j.spinee.2018.04.010
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2018-11
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Samelson EJ
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Jarraya M;Guermazi A;Lorbergs AL;Brochin E;Kiel DP;Bouxsein ML;Cupples LA;Samelson EJ
Prevalence and progression of disc height narrowing (DHN) and facet joint osteoarthritis (FJOA) in the thoracic and lumbar regions in non-clinical populations are not well-established. Use computed tomography (CT) images to determine prevalence and progression of DHN and FJOA according to age, sex, and spinal region. Six-year longitudinal study 1,196 members of the Framingham Study (mean baseline age 61 ±9 years) We compared prevalence and progression (new or worsening) of moderate-to-severe DHN and FJOA by age, sex, and spinal region. A musculoskeletal radiologist evaluated DHN and FJOA from T4/T5 to L4/L5 on baseline and follow-up CT images using a semi-quantitative scale as: 0=normal, 1=mild, 2=moderate, and 3=severe. One-third or more of women and men ages 40–59 years at baseline had imaged-based evidence of prevalent DHN, more than half had prevalent FJOA, and DHN and FJOA prevalence increased ~2- to 4-fold in those age 60–69 and 70–89 years at baseline, respectively; p<0.01). Progression of DHN and FJOA occurred more frequently at the lumbar than thoracic spine and more in women than men (DHN: OR=1.42, CI=1.07, 1.88; FJOA: OR=1.70, CI=1.33, 2.17). Prevalence and progression of moderate-to-severe DHN and FJOA are common in non-clinical populations of older adults. The high frequency of spinal degeneration observed on CTs in this community-based study may contribute to challenges in interpreting the clinical significance of imaging evidence of DHN and FJOA. Future studies investigating the association of CT based spinal degenerative features with pain and functional impairments in population-based samples are needed to help determine clinical significance of imaged based findings of DHN and FJOA.
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