The Journal of arthroplasty

Faster Biological Aging Predicts Lower Function and Higher Surgery Risk in Knee Replacement

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Abstract

Phenotypic biological aging measures may provide a better reflection of surgical vulnerability than chronological age.

  • Chronological age alone does not fully account for differences in physiological reserve among individuals.
  • Phenotypic biological aging measures use clinical biomarkers to quantify biological age.
  • The study aimed to compare the predictive value of biological age versus chronological age for outcomes in total knee arthroplasty (TKA) patients.
  • Functional and perioperative outcomes were the primary focus of this comparison.

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