Question

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which age range is most consistent with lumbar spinal stenosis?
20-40 years
40-60 years
60-80 years
80-100 years

Explanation:

Lumbar spinal stenosis is typically caused by age-related degenerative changes in the spine (such as herniated discs, thickened ligaments, and bone spurs) that narrow the spinal canal. These degenerative changes accumulate over time, making the condition most prevalent in older adults, with the highest incidence in the 60-80 age range.

Answer:

60-80 years