Effect of body mass index on survival after spinal cord injury.

Front Neurol · 2023 · PMC10853461 · PMID 38344110

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In conclusion, high BMI imposes a mild protective factor associated with lower mortality in individuals sustaining SCI, concordant with a modest “obesity paradox.” Moreover, being underweight is a highly significant risk factor for death during acute care and up to 7.7 years after SCI.

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