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Patients with postoperative depression after lumbar degenerative spine surgery have significantly higher odds of dissatisfaction at 12 months, with mild depression conferring 6.1-fold and moderate/severe depression conferring 7.5-fold increased odds compared to non-depressed patients, after adjusting for confounders and preoperative depression status.
Effect sizeaOR = 7.5
CI95% CI = 1.3, 52
Follow-up12 months
ComparatorPatients with normal postoperative PROMIS Depression scores (reference group in logistic regression)
Effect summarydecline; aOR = 7.5; CI: 95% CI = 1.3, 52

Connected entities

Interventions
Postoperative depression
Conditions
lumbar degenerative spine disease
Outcomes
Postoperative satisfaction

Source

PMC8184861
Mental Health Associated with Postoperative Satisfaction in Lumbar Degenerative Surgery Patients
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